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Valerie is a born and raised Southern California girl. She is married and a stay-at-home mother to three wonderful blessings. Before her calling to homeschool, she wrote for public television, taught kindergarten, and was a live-in Nanny. She is currently Moderator of an International Yahoo Group Just4homeschoolfamilies, The Heart Of The Matter online magazine; as well as Senior Editor of an monthly newsletter Words Of Encouragement.

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May. 15, 2009
Little Girl Hairdoos

Raising boys for 9 years without any girls in the home, I had no idea what to expect when one arrived.  Baby dolls and painted fingernails, not to mention the trendy skirts and dress-up accessories.  There's lots to tend to with little girls.  Although I've learned how to dress my little girl and how to buy the perfect matching shoes, I still needed help with the hair. 

 

Maybe it is California, but it seems that fancy "do's" are not just for parties anymore.  They are for every day. The latest trend around here in Southern California are ponytails, twists, and braids with bows!!!  Great stuff, but there is a science to this ordeal.  As you know, hair can break and ends can split... and tangles can keep you from ever getting a hair brush through to start.  So, what do you do?  Well, I consulted many friends who became "Pro's" of little girl hair.  I've found that using tiny plastic bands (instead of tiny rubberbands) work best to limit breakage; and certain hair conditioners (cheap o'l Suave) helps maintain those ugly tangles.  Even a single tight braid before bedtime will limit the morning screams when a hairbrush is used.  Of course, lots of practice never hurts.

 

Now, what about styles?  Well, I included a few of my favorite blogs that walk you through step-by-step of cute hairdo's for little girls.  They include photos and instructions.  These blogs even point out tricks of the trade.  It's a hit around here in my home and it's perfect timing now that summer is approaching.  Take a look and let me know what you think... 

 

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 CuteGirlHairstyles

 

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