Faith and Daddy were trying to play Candyland, but someone got jealous…

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Faith and Daddy were trying to play Candyland, but someone got jealous…

My little graham cracker eating, hole in the knee, rugrat.

So… now that Kindergarten is about to start up. I’ve been debating on whether or not I should get Faith’s hair cut so it can be more manageable.
Her curls, as you all know, are very unruly. She looks like a feral child most of the time. I always have it pulled back in a ponytail or a braid just to minimize the amount of tangles she gets. It takes a very long time to get out all of the tangles.
The process goes like this…
This is the ONLY time I brush/comb her hair. It’s IMPOSSIBLE to get out tangles when it’s dry.
Well… when school starts, I can’t very well send her off looking like the feral child she is. So, I have to cut it. And Faith WANTS a short haircut! So no argument from her. However, I LOVE her curls and so does everyone that sees her. Strangers always stop her in the store and compliment her hair.
As you can see, it is SUPER LONG.


I was wanting it to be shoulder length. I realized that her beautiful hair is long enough to be donated. So that’s what we did!



We mailed off her luscious locks to a non-profit organization called Children with Hair Loss. What’s special about this organization is that they give wigs to children for FREE every single year until they are 21 years old!
I explained to Faith how wonderful it was of her to give her hair to another little girl. Children with Hair Loss will make a beautiful wig out of it and give it to a girl who wishes she had long princess hair. I’m not sure if Faith fully understands how special this is, which is why I wanted to document her experience. Some day when she’s older she will have a better understanding of how important it is to help others in need, and maybe she will want to donate her hair again someday :)
After she finished up at the salon, we let her pick out a new toy.

She loves that dentist PlayDoh game, and I LOVE how easy it is to brush her hair now! Seriously, it takes about 5 minutes to wash and brush her hair. It use to take about 20 minutes!!! She’s happy, I’m happy, and we hope and pray Faith’s hair makes another girl happy :)

Such a beauty, no matter what length her hair :)