Do They Rebel At Four?
Lauren is about to turn four and I am afraid that she has hit her rebellious stage. She has always been curious, inquisitive, fearless, and a bit of a diva. Lately, she has developed a sassy attitude and an increased interest in the alphabet. I am guessing that is why she has taken up graffiti. I keep finding little words written in hidden places. My favorite one is the recent discovery of "pig" on the bathroom shelf.
Her next act of rebellion was giving herself a radical new haircut. She had a free minute from sweeping at Brooke and Gary's and decided to chop off her pretty blond hair...only on one side of course. If she is trying to give her mother a heart attack, she is on the right track!
Her next act of rebellion was giving herself a radical new haircut. She had a free minute from sweeping at Brooke and Gary's and decided to chop off her pretty blond hair...only on one side of course. If she is trying to give her mother a heart attack, she is on the right track!
What's next? Tattoos? Piercings? Or is she saving that for kindergarten?
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When Mike relayed Lauren's haircut adventure this morning, I couldn't help but giggle. However, most children give themselves a haircut at some point. As to the graffiti, everyone needs a stage to display their handywork. Remember, she has some creative juices flowing from you!
Enjoy your lovely daughter and be happy that for now it isn't tattoos!
Emily
Been there and done that....Katie took all of her hair in the front off and had bangs about 1 inch long where there had been long beautiful blonde hair....just a day or two before the Little Miss Valentine pageant she was going to be in...Oh well....You will look back in a few years when she is off in college and remember that day and laugh. She'll have children someday and they will do something like this and she will feel just like you did.
Joy