Will They Grow Back by Monday?: 80's child hairdresser

Description of the book

In Will They Grow Back by Monday?, new children’s author Josephine R. Bay describes what it is like for a little girl suffering her first bad hair day. Illustrated by Jeanette A. Spencer, this book offers hair-brained fun for the whole gang. Who hasn’t wanted to snip, snip, snip a stray wisp or two on a particularly bad hair day? The fact is Becky’s mane issue has been bugging her all day. She can’t do a thing with her hair. Her locks are loopy and wild; all she wants to do is tie them back and keep them out of her face. She’d use a paperclip or a hairnet if she could and, quite frankly, this isn’t the first time her unruly curls have set her back. So the following day, she makes a plan, which seems like a really, really good idea at the time, but all too soon proves to be a short, short, shortsighted strategy.

Happy Family

I believe that good mental health is defined as a person's ability to adjust well to change. We know that change is inevitable and sometimes consulting with a professional can ease those transitions. I specialize in coaching parents with children of all ages as they meet new challenges of raising a family . Learning proven skills, parents can be more effective, playful and loving during these incredible years. When Mom and Dad are in sync, the likelihood is that their offspring will respond well to expectations and loving discipline. The family is the most important unit in society and my mission is to assist parents in strengthening that unit. Josephine R Bay

Monday, February 8, 2010

80's child hairdresser

As far as I know, this sweet little girl was having a battle sleeping with long bangs in her face.So she got up and took care of the problem by chopping most of them off. I think Mom may have helped straighten them the next morning. Notice the brown widows peak underneath the blonde . This picture has got to beat all the rest. Top that!