I cut Noah's hair for the first time and it turned out better than I had anticipated. I sat in the tub with Noah and snipped away at his hair until it seemed to be cut evenly on all sides. It's the only place that Noah will stay seated for a long period of time and it took so long that all of Noah's fingers and toes turned to shriveled little raisins. Even after an hour and half of water play, Noah was still upset to leave the tub.
I know the haircut looks like a cross between George Clooney's famous ceasar cut and Frankenstein's blunt straight edge. But strangely, Noah still looks good. I suppose his good looks brings out the Clooney and my poor barber skills brings out the Frankenstein.
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