Kayla hates to have her hair washed because the suds get in her eyes when I rinse it off. Even with no-tear shampoo, she resisted for quite a while. It made bath time a battle! I tell her to look up so the water will run down her back, but she didn't trust me. So I put these stickers on the ceiling and now I tell her to look at those while I rinse her hair. It took a few times, but now she does it willingly. Bath time is much easier these days!
We're a family of five. Nathan, Sarah, Jared, Kayla and baby Logan. We live in Molalla, Or. We love our little town. It's still close to both sets of grandparents, but is our own piece of the city (if you can call podunk Molalla the city). We are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Rinsing a toddler's hair
Kayla hates to have her hair washed because the suds get in her eyes when I rinse it off. Even with no-tear shampoo, she resisted for quite a while. It made bath time a battle! I tell her to look up so the water will run down her back, but she didn't trust me. So I put these stickers on the ceiling and now I tell her to look at those while I rinse her hair. It took a few times, but now she does it willingly. Bath time is much easier these days!
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That is a wonderful idea. I am going to try it in our bathroom.
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