I'm not gonna wear no Pea-n-the-Pod.
My boyfriend and I are starting the IVF process. I already have halloween costumes picked out for the first 9 years of my little daughter's life.
So help the child if God decides to grant us a boy. He'll have to learn about the power of a good tuck so he can be the Grand Duchess Anastacia for his 3rd Halloween (I was going to make Anastacia the costume for their second year of life but I figure I should wait until they're at least 3 until I expect them to wear heels).
And good news....my colorist says highlights are safe for toddlers as long as they aren't chunky or brassy.
So help the child if God decides to grant us a boy. He'll have to learn about the power of a good tuck so he can be the Grand Duchess Anastacia for his 3rd Halloween (I was going to make Anastacia the costume for their second year of life but I figure I should wait until they're at least 3 until I expect them to wear heels).
And good news....my colorist says highlights are safe for toddlers as long as they aren't chunky or brassy.
posted by willam at 10:18 PM
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Do you need an egg?
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shit. i go and share something personal and someone makes fun of me. oh well.
it's when they stop talking about me that i have to worry, right?
You're correct to wait until your daughter is three to wear heels. BTW-Dawson loves to dress up if you ever want some practice! She'd adore the attention.
She'll be 4 this Halloween-what should she goes as this year?
Willam, sweet love. Don't let the stupid people affect you.
I think it's wonderful you and your sweetie are talking about a baby. They are so precious! They do, however, turn into obnoxious teens who get whapped by the Powers That Be at AOL for talking trash in a Teen chat room, and accidentally set their room on fire with the candle-making kit they got for Christmas.
Dee in Texas
I wish you were my daddy - then I might actually have a clue about makeup and men!
Willam, I already have 5 if you are interested in borrowing one or two...only one is dress-upable though. After 8 or so they object strongly to parental suggestions...unless a great deal of cash is involved...
can a 3 year old do a good tuck? I always thought the little ones were the hardest to hide?
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