Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Haircut for My Grandson

Our time with our son and his family flew by. We were amazed at how much they could pack in a day with a 17 month old toddler.

They just left to return to the East coast this afternoon and the house is awfully quiet, awfully empty.


When they first arrived, they asked if I would cut my grandson, JD's hair and teach them how to do it since he moved around so much. We've been so busy that we just didn't have time to get around to doing it until last night.

I had JD watch a Japanese children's program and used Art's nose hair cutting scissors which is smaller and has a smooth rounded end so it wouldn't poke him if he hit it. Thankfully JD was so mesmerized by the program that he hardly noticed my cutting his hair until he saw his locks on the floor. I did the best I could, as fast as I could and I must say he looks quite handsome. His parents were pleased.

We'll be very busy tomorrow cleaning the house, putting away baby equipment and toys and getting the house back to normal again. I'll need to get to work on our Holiday newsletters, thank you notes, etc.

But before I do that... I'm looking at all the photos of my beautiful grandson and remembering the fun times we all had together.

19 comments:

  1. Awwww...how cute! What a smart grandma you are! So, does your grandson think he can only have it cut when he sees YOU? What a lovely reason!
    Linda in Kansas

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  2. I'm so glad you had this happy time with your grandson!How brave you were to cut his hair. I wish you all a wonderful 2017!

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  3. How very sweet. And you are incredibly talented at just about everything, Kay! :-)

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  4. And you start my day out with a smile.

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  5. I remember one of the first haircuts of my childhood, I cried.

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  6. such a mark of passage first haircuts, it makes it even more special that you did it!! I know you must find the house so quiet with the children gone, where is the net big adventure going to be? I hope your Mum is well,,

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  7. stealth haircutting...haha! so sweet!

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  8. what a fun occasion. I used to give my little sons a lollipop to suck on while I cut their hair-it worked fine.

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  9. We do all need that downtime after a visit of young ones of various ages.

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  10. So pleased you had a lovely time ...

    All the best Jan

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  11. I guess it takes a small village to cut a kd's hair. :)

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  12. You look like a pro with a piece of hair all lined up with the guide. the first hair cut is a bit dramatic for everybody.

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  13. How great that you managed the first one so that it wasn't a traumatic event like it often is at a barber shop. Good job grandma.

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  14. Am sure you had wonderful time with family. Nothing quite like a little distraction sometimes as any good teacher knows!

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  15. I remember cutting my children's hair
    then when they reached about 12
    they would no longer let me do it :)
    Beautiful Anniversary Picture..

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  16. Lovely! You are to be commended for your hair cutting skills and knowing how to keep the boy happy while you did the job!

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