


I've been relishing in the fact that my boy has curls like his dad, bragging to everyone about how cute they are, and basically being a big show off.
But then a friend told me that if his fringe wasn't curly (it is indeed straighter than the back) they were probably only baby curls. And upon Madison's first haircut his hair might possibly be straight from then on.
But I think (hope?) that the curls are here to stay. I attacked Madison's fringe the other day, and well - it's bounced right back up.
So (fingers crossed), he's got his daddy's lovely hair...