niccig
05-23-2006, 11:57 AM
Just thought I would update in case anyone else has a child with a hair attachment.
I cut a chunk of my hair and ordered one of the dolls from loveybabies (http://www.loveybabies.com) DS loves it. He woke up crying the first night we got it, I was sleeping with the doll in my shirt so it would have my smell, so I gave it to him and he immediately started to play with the hair. He goes to sleep with the hair wrapped around his hand. He still wants me, but I can give him the doll and he'll happily take it. Here's a picture of them, we got the blue one. My hairdresser cut a piece from the middle layers, you can't even tell it was cut. She also supplies the hair if you don't want to cut your own.
Yes, some may think it's extreme/weird to cut your own hair, and it's not the cutest doll, but DS is getting very attached to it, and that's all that matters. So, thank you punrocker for finding this doll, I think it's the solution I was looking for.
http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/34827.jpg
Nicci
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I posted in the Lounge about DS using my hair as a lovey. Some mamas suggested finding a toy with "hair" that DS can use. It doesn't have to be a doll, anything that has silky longish "hair" like material so DS can run his hands through it will probably work. DS is 17 months, and he still mouths things. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, Nicci
I cut a chunk of my hair and ordered one of the dolls from loveybabies (http://www.loveybabies.com) DS loves it. He woke up crying the first night we got it, I was sleeping with the doll in my shirt so it would have my smell, so I gave it to him and he immediately started to play with the hair. He goes to sleep with the hair wrapped around his hand. He still wants me, but I can give him the doll and he'll happily take it. Here's a picture of them, we got the blue one. My hairdresser cut a piece from the middle layers, you can't even tell it was cut. She also supplies the hair if you don't want to cut your own.
Yes, some may think it's extreme/weird to cut your own hair, and it's not the cutest doll, but DS is getting very attached to it, and that's all that matters. So, thank you punrocker for finding this doll, I think it's the solution I was looking for.
http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/34827.jpg
Nicci
__________________________________________________ ___________
I posted in the Lounge about DS using my hair as a lovey. Some mamas suggested finding a toy with "hair" that DS can use. It doesn't have to be a doll, anything that has silky longish "hair" like material so DS can run his hands through it will probably work. DS is 17 months, and he still mouths things. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, Nicci