Having a child is a miracle. With that miracle comes some sacrifices. Of course your body is one. Not that my body was all that before, but gee wiz. In addition to a stomach that looks like Tony the Tiger’s, I’ve been secretly suffering from extreme postpartum hair loss. I’m not talking about your typical shedding or thinning. I’m talking completely bald spots. Yes, my hair looks stunning…
We love seeing cute pictures of little girls. I’ve come across a few that after further inspection I notice the child may or may not be wearing extensions. If you’re like me, you may go comment creepin’ to only see folks ripping the mother apart for adding hair in this baby’s head. That got me to thinking…how young is too young for extensions?…
When I was a little girl, my mom had to search far and wide to find a brown doll that resembled me. I was almost over Barbies when they finally had came out with the brown Peaches n’ Cream doll. Remember her? I’m so excited for Peyton and Harper to have brown dolls and characters in books that look like them. First thing Peyton says when she sees…
I know have two little heads that I’m responsible for maintaining. Peyton came out with a head full of hair. I had no clue what to do or what to use. I thought all babies came out bald for the first year or two. Luckily (and unfortunately), Peyton’s and I hair are similar, dry, fine and soft. Five years later here comes Harper with hair like a full blown…
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