I hadn't thought about trying to braid Jenna's hair in a while, and Robby suggested that she would look cute that way, and boy did she ever!
(Of course, don't pay any attention to the crooked part down the back of her head... If you have ever tried to do a 2 year-old boucing girl's hair you would know that it is next to impossible to accomplish. I almost gave up because just as I would be about to put the hairband on she would wiggle this way or that way and I would have to start over again. Don't expect to see her in this hair style too often.)
(Of course, don't pay any attention to the crooked part down the back of her head... If you have ever tried to do a 2 year-old boucing girl's hair you would know that it is next to impossible to accomplish. I almost gave up because just as I would be about to put the hairband on she would wiggle this way or that way and I would have to start over again. Don't expect to see her in this hair style too often.)
5 comments:
CUTE!!!!!!!!!!
She looks really, really cute. I completely understand your hair-doing frustration.
super adorable--I think you did a great job!
sharon, sooo cute!! I miss my own girls' long hair, but then again, each morning I am not too sad I cut it after the tear festival!
Jenna is So pretty. You know, I began braiding Elian's hair in two french braids at the beginning of the year and then, Isak went and CUT two big chunks: one on the side and another right at the middle part! Completely against his character. I could not believe it. It is AWFUL, but luckily Elina's hair is curly so I can comb a sideways part and sort of hide the inch long cut on top, but if you look at Elina's studio portrait on our blog, you can see the gap on her left. Ponytails and braids have to wait several months.
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