If it wasn't so hilarious, I'd be upset.But, the tears are behind us. Doodle was nothing but smiles as we left for school.
And yes, I flat-ironed my 4 year old's hair. And no, I don't see a problem with that.Exercise - In addition to preschool starting on Tuesday, so did soccer. Not only do I love soccer, but it's a great way to tire your kids out for the rest of the day. (Note: Dizzle's in the pink top)
Another great way to tire your kids out is to host group exercise classes in your playroom. A few nights ago while I was cleaning up after dinner, I overheard J coaching the girls through core strengthening exercises and stretches. This is what I walked in on ...
Isn't that how your family bonds?Virtual Race - Have you registered for my virtual race HERE yet? It's my way of saying thank you for donating to Grassroot Soccer for my NYC Marathon fundraising. So, if you've already donated and want a chance to win some great prizes HERE, all you need to do is let me know your race distance, name and blog address (if applicable). If you haven't donated and want to race, head over to my fundraising page HERE, make a donation of any size and then send me the above info.
The race runs through Sunday, September 25th and the winners will be announced on the 26th. And don't forget to send me a link to your finishing time and race report link once you are done.
17 comments:
I flat iron Kiera's hair all the time. She hates her curls... as I did when I was her age.
We exercise together too... bonding or torture... depends on the day.
There's nothing wrong with flat-ironing her hair! The only thing wrong with it is I'd get tired of doing it fast (that's why I don't do my own :)). She looks super cute.
I love the family bonding! My family does feats of strength every once in a while.
Your kiddo is so cute! I definitely don't have the patience for doing hair - good thing I only have boys (so far!) :)
So envious of all of the virtual racers - wish I could join this one!
The crying picture is pretty funny not gonna lie.
If flat ironing a kids hair is bad.. then pass over the award for awful mommy. I've been flat ironing my Belle's hair for years! haha
Love the family bonding time! We've been known to bond with kettlebells in the living room at our house.
That first pic is PRICELESS! Look at her, all grown up now! The hair looks adorable! So does she want you to flat iron it every day now??
I'm glad I am not the only one who a) flat irons their childrens hair and b) does core strength exercises with them. I may or may not be responsible for teach Addy how to do push ups and calf raises and planks.
It adds to the core workout when you try to hold a plank while laughing at your own children trying to do the same thing!
Love the flat ironed hair! I wish I took the time to do that to myself.
LBM cried this morning. Oh not for me. He was crying because he didn't want to leave his fuzzy blanket he used to keep warm this morning in the car. See how I rate?
awww...super cute
Love the pictures and love that you captured her crying! That's totally something I would do!
Maybe we should start having excercise time! I love that!
I see nothing wrong with flat ironing her hair! You're not dressing her in skanky clothes; you're fine. I wish my mom had flat ironed my hair...ever. Or did anything with it!
One of my swim coach friends used to do exercises (sit ups/push ups/etc)during commercial breaks. lol
Well, her mom is a fastinista, right? The flatiron is the only way to go. ;)
I feel lately too many kids just sit at home and watch tv or play computer games, that is so sad. I love how much your kids are involved in sports and even enjoy stretching at home!
No issues with flat ironing her hair....the fact that you can get her to stand still long enough to do it is highly impressive to me. My 9 year old still fights me on it when its her idea.
yeah... I've straightened my kids' hair, too.
Sometimes, it just needs some straightening.
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