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to think that this LO is going to end up with terrible headaches?

84 replies

Rollinginthesleep · 22/06/2012 23:51

Poor soul.

Sad
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MammaTJ · 23/06/2012 13:32

That woman is mad as a box of frogs!!

Do you think she blogs as therapy?

MammaTJ · 23/06/2012 13:33

exclamation*

bumbleymummy · 23/06/2012 13:33

The ear piercing section is horrific! :( What is wrong with that woman?

Noqontrol · 23/06/2012 13:39

I'm sure it would give her headaches. The TA at dd's school kept doing this to dd's hair until I told her to stop, as dd was complaining about it giving her a headache. It can create little bald spots too, so I read somewhere anyway.

rhondajean · 23/06/2012 13:41

She mops her kitchen three times a day?????

Someone send her a link to MN

sheepsgomeeping · 23/06/2012 13:43

My ex mil has lost hair due to a lifetime of tight hair styles. She is completely bald on one side and is very thin on the other, and she still puts it up in a tight ponytail.

I do my dd3 hair but only if she is going to nursery or playgroup, her hair is long now and she is two. At least if its up then it reduces the risk of lice

I hope!

wildstrawberryplace · 23/06/2012 13:43

And she called her newborn boy Baylor.

Thumbwitch · 23/06/2012 13:44

If they give her headaches, she might be too young to verbalise it but she wouldn't be too young to do something about it, like pull her hair out of the bands/clips.

My niece had a brain tumour, found at 21mo, that blocked the flow of her CSF and put her brain under very high pressure - she would have anything on her head for a few months before it was diagnosed - not a hat, a hairband, no bands, no clips, no nothing. She simply wouldn't tolerate it and would either remove it herself or cry until it was. Of course, we didn't know why until we found out about the tumour - but she made her feelings very plain that head stuff hurt her.

Having said that, I don't like the hair tautness in some of those styles anyway and wouldn't do that to a child.

pictish · 23/06/2012 13:50

It's up to her isn't it?

I loved playing with my dd's hair - even though she hated it!

I ended up chopping her hair into a short sharp bob, so it always looks lovely and I don't have to do anything to it.

But I wouldn't be casting aspersions on this woman - none of our business, and her wee dd looks happy enough.

UnChartered · 23/06/2012 13:53

i like the entry entry about what she's got in her bag best Grin

WhatWouldMargoDo · 23/06/2012 13:55

Good grief, what a gormless woman.

WhatWouldMargoDo · 23/06/2012 13:56

Did she put a bow in the baby boy's hair?

5madthings · 23/06/2012 13:59

i have just had a look at some of her other blog posts there are some great pics of her dd when they are doing their garden and buldinga fence, covered in mud and lying in muddy puddles, she looks like she is having a ball! so what if she likes to do her dd's hair, she also works as a nurse and manages to juggle that with 2 young children, working pretty much up until she went into labour with her second, i am inpressed she found the time to do her dd's hair!

her dd looks happy enough :) some bits of the blog are funny and she is obviously proud of her family and happy with her life, good for her.

rhondajean · 23/06/2012 15:21

Where does she have the little boy? He isn't mentioned on her home page at all.

I thought she had given up work too??

rhondajean · 23/06/2012 15:32

Ah I've found it! He's only about a month old. Grin

UnChartered · 23/06/2012 15:34

he's 2 weeks old and she's buying diet food to lose her baby weight Sad

rhondajean · 23/06/2012 15:38

I did t see diet food - I saw veggies and cheese?

I'm finding it a confusing blog to navigate.

W must have sent her hits through the roof!

PorkyandBess · 23/06/2012 18:05

Wow, have read about her adoration of her husband.

She loves him almost as much as Peter Andre loves his kids.

UnChartered · 23/06/2012 18:05

no-one loves anyone that much Grin

scuzy · 23/06/2012 18:10

whatever about headaches her hair will never grow elastic bands will cut her hair and make it broken especially as she is doing it on wet hair. but kid seems a happy child so who are we to judge.

rhondajean · 23/06/2012 18:22

I might start a blog.

I could post photos of dd1 mooching in her pjs, dd2 getting paint all over the table, DH on his mobile, the current state of my kitchen....

SummerRain · 23/06/2012 18:23

Dear lord, if she speaks the way she writes I'd throttle her within 15 seconds of meeting her!

They're mormons...... explains some of the stereotypical good little housewife behaviour

She's definitely given up work... there's a whole page explaining why.

fuzzpig · 23/06/2012 18:25

Those styles are the kind I like attempting and failing miserably to do on my DD - she's 5! And has loads of hair! Not that ridiculously tiny amount. My DS had more than that at 6 months. The word that springs to mind is "impatience" - she's got years ahead to do all that stuff, why rush them into it.

The ear piercing part is just disgusting. Why would anyone do that.

Sandalwood · 23/06/2012 18:43

A couple of those ear piercing pics are good links for the next baby piercing thread on here.

BertieBotts · 23/06/2012 18:48

Ear piercing thing is horrible Shock