1st Haircut

Mr. Grover has cut my grandfather's hair, my brother's hair, Little Man's dads hair, and now Little Man's hair. He no longer cuts at the Barber shop downtown so we had to make a special visit to his house. Little Man did not resist Mr.Grover at first. Halfway into the haircut he got restless and started to fuss. His tantrum was short. He quickly snapped back into his sweet mode and allowed Mr. Grover to finished his job. I was very sad to see his little curls go. I think it was too soon but everyone said most children get hair cuts on their first birthday, sooo...... :-(

He sat in his dad's lap to adjust to what was about to happen. 

Getting ready for the cut

Wondering why we are doing this to him

Look at how perfect he is! Most children scream when they get their haircut.

Taking a picture with Mr. Grover after his cut.

At one point the cord to the shaver ended up in his mouth. I must have missed that at the time. It looks like we were concentrating hard on his hair and keeping him still. That doesn't look very safe... :-/

Bye Bye Curls

I brought a couple home to put in his baby book.

The supplies.

Mr. Grover gave Little man two Indian Head Pennies...one from 1904 and one from 1901 for being such a good boy.