It's a GIRL!

The best part about being sick on a Tuesday (and Monday) is being able to catch up on some editing from the weekend! With that being said, check out this little cutie. I got to spend some time with him and his parents ... and their new addition ... a baby sister! I can tell he is excited and I think he is going to be a great big brother!  

I am planning to work on my bucket list this week... including a dinner date with a friend from high school and her baby! Meanwhile, this week it is suppose to be colder than normal ... so it looks like working on new designs for my ETSY shop is in order! Hope you have a wonderful and productive week!

Stay warm, blog friends!

--b

#childrenwithhairloss

Well, I finally did it. I marked the first thing off of my 2014 To-Do List!

My mom has always told me that I had enough hair for a few different people and she is right. I am not trying to brag here... it takes forever to dry and style. The best thing to remember is it is just hair. It will grow back.

I have been planning this since May 2012 and a couple of weeks ago I decided it was time for the hair to go! I was a little... or maybe a lot nervous to cut it off. I think I was more concerned with the amount of hair I was donating. To donate, the hair must be at least 8 inches long. However, I wanted to donate the most that I could, but also didn't want a super short bob either. Luckily, I had an awesome group of hair stylist that fixed me up. 

Donating is super easy. Just a few steps to follow: 

• Hair should be at least 8 inches in length or longer is preferred.

• Hair must be clean and dry, pony-tailed and/or braided (this keeps the hair in one direction).

• Place rubberband or pony tail holder on each end.

• Non-chemically treated hair is preferred (but any hair in good condition will be accepted).

• Gray hair is accepted.

• Print hair donation form.

• Place donation form and hair in ziplock bag and mail to Children with Hair Loss

• Donors are given a certificate in appreciation for their kindness.

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