I came home Sunday and couldn't believe it when I walked in to see that my baby girl's bangs had been chopped off. I turned to Jason and said "WHAT DID YOU DO?!?" He then began to try to validate what he had done. "Aria's bangs were too long and kept bothering her when they got in her face. It was really hard to cut them with only one person. I only cut off this much (as he shows me approx. 1 inch). I just cut them above her eye brows. I didn't know they would shrink that much. You told me I could do it!"
Putting aside the fact that he gave her the worst haircut ever, I became extremely upset when it sunk in that he had given her her first haircut and I had COMPLETELY missed it! I started bawling and Aria kept asking "You okay mommy? You okay?" The upside is that Jason at least saved her hair instead of throwing it away.
As you can see from this picture, her bangs had gotten pretty long.
Here is the sad after picture.
My brother pointed out that she resembled a well known character. So devastating!!
My sister-in-law made the statement that she couldn't believe how well I was handling the whole situation. While I despise the hair cut, and am sad that I didn't get to witness my baby's first haircut, I also understand that Jason didn't have malicious intentions but rather was trying to help. He wanted Aria to be more comfortable and it just didn't cross his mind that I would probably want to be present for this event. Secondly, we can't go back in time and take back that first snip of the scissors so it's better just to move forward.
Will I forever hold him accountable for his actions, of course. Will I be angry with him, not at all. He truly feels bad about the entire thing and I think it's important recognize that and cut him a little slack. But if you feel like giving him a hard time, who am I to stand in your way? :)


