This kid needed a haircut. Bad. If there's one thing I have learned from having a sister in the business it's that kid haircuts are something the lay person should NOT attempt. At the very least, it's not something I was willing to tackle. So Aunt Megan came over for coffee a few days ago, and brought along her cape and her shears.
(If you've read this blog for any length of time, you know I have a habit of posting numerous photos of Judah's facial expressions. I have to. I just have to. So please pardon me for a moment as I post in rapid succession photos of Judah's big boy haircut. Though I rarely EVER allow photos on the blog untouched, these are straight out of the camera. The light was nice, and I have too many thank you notes to write to be messing around with pictures right now.)
Thanks again, Aunt Nukka. Judah looks just dashing.
(If you've read this blog for any length of time, you know I have a habit of posting numerous photos of Judah's facial expressions. I have to. I just have to. So please pardon me for a moment as I post in rapid succession photos of Judah's big boy haircut. Though I rarely EVER allow photos on the blog untouched, these are straight out of the camera. The light was nice, and I have too many thank you notes to write to be messing around with pictures right now.)
Thanks again, Aunt Nukka. Judah looks just dashing.
12 comments:
If this kiddo is outside enough this summer, I think he's going to go blonde. He sat so nicely for Aunt Megan to do her job! Nice job all around...cutter, cuttee, photographer.
Such a little man!! Megan always did such a fine job with Sam...she has a way with the boys! Nice.
Great hair cut! He is such a handsome boy :)
Loved his facial expressions during the cut. Super cute!!
Becky, he's a beautiful boy : ) I love his expressions...you captured it all perfectly!
Pure heartbreak.
He is so cute I can't even stand it!!! Great hair cut...good job Meg!
Great shots. And thanks everyone. Just call me a man-handler. He truly sat like a seasoned pro...even without the promise of a tootsie-pop at the end, the treat at the salon. (There may or may not have been red vines involved, though.)
You have GOT to market that kid! If you could sell facial expressions...
Dog!
He looks so grown up!!! Super cute expressions!
I remember kitchen haircuts...I don't recall liking them that much. PS I've edited my most recent blog posting...just for you :)
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