Stop Asking Me When My Son Is Going To Cut His Hair

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Jul 06, 2022

NO OPINIONS NEEDED Stop Asking Me When My Son Is Going To Cut His Hair   Today, Katie Bingham-Smith has a message for the people who won't stop sharing their opinions about her sons' long hair: buzz off.  She writes: "It baffles me how people approach the subject of boys and their hair. People routinely ask my sons and other boys things like, 'When are you going to cut your hair?' or 'Are you going to cut your hair?' Or they just say something like, "Oh My Gosh! Your hair is just so… long.' As if the person with the haircut has no idea what length their hair is and they have saved the day by mentioning that it's long." Sound familiar?  — Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor   read more

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HASBRO It's *Really* Hot Out. May We Suggest Hasbro Classic Games?   What's the part of parenting that you just… can't? For Vanessa Loder, it's long bedtime stories: "When it's my turn to choose a story for my son's bedtime, word count and humor are my top criteria." As in, as few words as possible. But she's got a very simple solution – and a whole theory to back up why it's a good one.   read more

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LET IT GO I Hate Reading Long Bedtime Stories. So I Don't.   What's the part of parenting that you just… can't? For Vanessa Loder, it's long bedtime stories: "When it's my turn to choose a story for my son's bedtime, word count and humor are my top criteria." As in, as few words as possible. But she's got a very simple solution – and a whole theory to back up why it's a good one.   read more

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