Note: You may have to look very closely to see the pony-tail. You'll probably see the big elastic (that I had to wrap eight times to keep it in) first. Once you locate the elastic, look up for her few little strands of hair contained in the pony.
23 August, 2011
Our little Pebbles.
Everyone else may think this pony-tail is pitiful (including Dan) but I am so happy that I can get some hair together for a little updo. One of these pictures has already been on my Facebook for a few days but I've added a few more.
Note: You may have to look very closely to see the pony-tail. You'll probably see the big elastic (that I had to wrap eight times to keep it in) first. Once you locate the elastic, look up for her few little strands of hair contained in the pony.
Note: You may have to look very closely to see the pony-tail. You'll probably see the big elastic (that I had to wrap eight times to keep it in) first. Once you locate the elastic, look up for her few little strands of hair contained in the pony.
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A ponytail is NEVER pitiful, no matter how small it is! I can't wait until Tallulah has enough hair for me to even but a little bow in, haha. If she's anything like her brother though it'll be another year ;x Evelyn is just so freakin' cute!! ♥
ReplyDeleteLOL my daughter was the same when she was younger. I was excited when I could finally make full pony tail. She still doesn't have much hair hahhaa.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question: My daughter is only on hourly care, so there's no waiting list. I just need to call ahead of time and let them the day and the amount of hours. I did hear of the waiting list for full day care. Not sure how long the wait is. Also, they only accept full care if you are a full time student or working a full time job. If you need any more questions, just call them or email them. I got all my info through email =)