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I'm trying to imagine that sight (the kittens, not the hair... lol)
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Why are mothers so harsh when brushing daughter's hair?
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imagine 2 6month old kittens who are unreasonably attached to their mama (me) trying to groom my hair during the night. Between the licking and the kneading...my hair is a mess in the morning!
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not read the posts but my wife is like a lawnmower with my daughters and im like a silkglove
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With the kneading I'm surprised it's not part of the bedsheets (or is it?)
Fortunately no...now if I could get them to stop getting my stuffed animals and hiding them under my bed too....
Its like having 2 ninja toddlers in the house without being able to corral them.
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I have two girls with very long and very thick hair. One is sensitive and one is not. One would probably think I'm harsh with my sensitive girl, I can use a brush and go slowly and barely work the brush through a tangle and she'll cry. I try to keep her hair in braids so it doesn't get too tangled...but she has some natural wave, so it doesn't always matter. I'm not purposely trying to hurt her-she just has a sensitive scalp.
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I do my best, but sometimes I have her saying "ow ow ow!" My daughter is 2 and recently had her first hair cut, from halfway down her back, to about an inch below her shoulders. I do my best to treat her hair as well as I do my own-- comb it with a wide toothed comb before rinsing the conditioner out then don't comb again until it's dry; use detangler when I comb it in between washes; but she gets food in it and when it's a sticky mess... plus, she's 2. She won't sit for me long. But gosh do I try my hardest to be gentle!
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