Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

Remember William's long, flowing, DARK locks?

The rule of thumb seems to be to wait until a baby turns one before cutting their hair.  I was pushing for his first haircut right after six months, but Billy fought me.

 He finally gave in after several people insinuated he was a girl.  Right around eight months he had his first haircut. 

 And since then William has had eight or nine more haircuts.  More than Lauren, she hasn't had her hair cut since March!

After his last haircut I started to notice that he was becoming a little blondie.  I must admit that I love blondes, probably because I'm so dark...I mean look at how dark my hair is compared to my kids.  I'd say he is all Crawford there, but my brother is and always has been a toe head.

And before you say it's just sun kissed, I'll stop you.  

Wills keeps those locks covered when he's catching rays.

For all the readers who know we've had feeding and weight issues with William, I'm so happy to say he's gaining more weight and most days we can get him to eat three meals a day.  The doctor suggested we start supplementing with pediasure once a day and it's seemed to help his appetite overall.

XOXO

Aubrey

Singing Princess Camp

 Thanks to Disney and clever marketing there aren't many toddler girls out there that don't love all things princess.  Movies, books, pajama's, games, and Lauren's personal favorite...the dresses!  That also happens to be my least favorite...cheaply made and would probably ignite into flames in a matter of seconds if it saw fire.

So when a friend found a singing princess day camp for 3-6 year olds, I jumped right on it.  It was five days of girly princess fun.  The girls learned about manners, did crafts, worked on a dance, and had a tea party.  The best part was that each day ended with a visit from a different princess!  Much cheaper than a trip to Disney World, right?  My thoughts exactly.  On the last day, the parents were invited to watch the dance and see our daughter's crowned by Rapunzel.

The dance and coronation were adorable.  

Completed with a tune sang by Flynn Rider:)

The ladies that ran the camp were awesome.  We received text messages every night about what the girls did, along with group pictures with each princess of the day. 

Check out The Singing Princess!  Rapunzel could have made an appearance at Lauren's party last year, if only I'd known;)

Her love of Cinderella, Belle, or Ariel definitely go in waves and her week at camp certainly reignited her obsession with playing princess dress up.  This entire week she has been in high heels and has had at least four outfit changes per day.  I never thought I'd miss Dora and Diego so much.

XOXO

Aubrey