Natalie was born with quite a bit of hair for a baby born at least 12 weeks early. It was very dark and thick at the time.

Later, her hair started to grow out into beautiful curls and lightened to a dark blonde color. It was simply beautiful.
The longer it got, the more it straightened out on top, but the curls at the bottom remained.


It's the first thing people notice about Natalie. Her hair is, in a word, gorgeous. But these days, it's out of control. It's hard to manage, it gets stuck behind her when she's sitting and gets tangled. At over four years old, Natalie's hair has never been cut, or even trimmed. The little curls at the end of her hair have been there since she was born. She never lost any hair after birth.
Of course I'll save some of those curls, but the rest will go to Locks of Love. I can't think of a better thing than donating Natalie's hair to a sick child who really needs it. She has at least 10 inches to give and her hair will still be past her shoulders.
I know I'll cry like a baby, but I think it'll also be fun to have her hair a bit shorter so we can do some of the fun hairdos again. It often gets put in a ponytail because leaving it down results in hair in Natalie's mouth. I haven't made a hair appointment yet, but I'm sure I will soon...and of course I will share all of this with you when it happens. Until then, have a Merry Christmas!!
she DOES have an amazing head of hair!! I would cry like a baby too. She's such a beautiful girl, like her mommy, and how amazing to share some of that beauty with other kiddos. You are so loving. I hope you have such a merry Christmas! Sending you lots of love :) :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...I would love to be the one to cut her hair!!! Does the lock of love have to be done in a salon?
ReplyDeleteI would cry too, she has the MOST beautiful hair!!
what a gorgeous little girl you have!!
ReplyDeleteNatalie's hair is just stunning!!
I started following your blog a few years ago when Natalie was a baby, and was interested as you guys are "TV people"!! So am I....working behind the scenes here in Atlanta at a big news network. :D
Have you thought about donating Natalie's hair to "Locks of Love"?? I think you have to have 10 inches in order to do it. The donated hair is then made into a wig for children and adults with Alopecia (sp?).
I do hope that your family has a most wonderful Christmas and a very Happ New Year.
Cheers!!