Well, we finally did it. Taf and I took little Taf for his first haircut. Not an easy decision as he had lovely blonde ringlets. I was a bit fed up with him being mistaken for a girl. We went to Taf's barber who was marvellous. Lil Taf was such a good boy and sat there patiently (albeit with a horrified look on his face). His hair is still mega-curly, but a lot tidier.
I managed not to cry.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
How-do
Haven't posted for ages, mainly because I Facebook now.
Lil Taf is growing nicely - tall for his age. He speaks in clear sentences now. He can count to 12 and he actually understands counting - not just reciting the numbers. He can recite the alphabet (apart from q which is where he needs a bit of help). He uses words like 'actually' and 'pretend' in the right context. It's all amazing to us, but probably hum-drum to other parents. I will say that his hair is very curly - he keeps getting mistaken for a girl in spite of mega-masculine clothes. Can't bear the thought of getting it cut.
Lil Taf is growing nicely - tall for his age. He speaks in clear sentences now. He can count to 12 and he actually understands counting - not just reciting the numbers. He can recite the alphabet (apart from q which is where he needs a bit of help). He uses words like 'actually' and 'pretend' in the right context. It's all amazing to us, but probably hum-drum to other parents. I will say that his hair is very curly - he keeps getting mistaken for a girl in spite of mega-masculine clothes. Can't bear the thought of getting it cut.
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