I just don't understand

how he can go to bed with hair that looks like this:



and wake up the next morning with hair that looks like THIS:



SO. COMPLETELY. UNFAIR.

Comments

[Aimee]

My son's fun hair trick is drying in under 4 seconds. Sweet baby hair ... wish my crazy curlfrizzathon could do that. I am mainly commenting, though, because I can see from that photo you have that same FH Super Duper Fun House that we have. I sincerely hope you enjoy playing with it as much as I do (which is about as much as Matthew does).

[Trish]

That's awesome. My son wakes up looking like a young Einstein after stuffing a key in a socket. All night long.

[Jessica]

I am pretty envious of your sons amazing hair! I wish mine looked better in the mornings when I woke up.

[andrea]

We've got some serious hair envy over here. My son's is getting long enough that it has a mind of its own all day long.

[Cat, Galloping]

LOL. Gatito's is kind of the opposite. Not too bad when I brush those curls down when they're wet, and insane by the next day. Which reminds me I need to have it cut!

[Arwen]

Camilla's does the same thing! One night after her bath I brushed it straight up while it was wet just for fun, and it dried that way, and my sister was sure I'd have to wet it down again, and I kind of thought she was right, but I just let Milla go to bed that way and lo and behold! the next morning her hair looked perfect. Must be some special power babies have.

[Amy]

Unfair does not even begin to describe it. Are you sure he's not a mutant? Maybe that's his power...secret frizz-fighting power. I want that power.

[Daily Tragedies]

Looks like he has Daddy's no-nonsense computer geek/engineer hair. No muss, no fuss, no fun. =)

[Tessie]

Same here. It think it's the way they mash their little heads against stuff in the crib. It's like an 8-hour flat iron.

[kerrianne]

He goes to bed "rocker" and wakes up "wall street." His hair is magic.