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Can difficult child be trusted with a razor now?
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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 336099" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>A barbershop shave is a great idea for the future Gn- thank you all very much!! Maybe I will suggest that he go ahead and shavve a couple of times while he's still in, then put the electric razor in his stocking for homecoming. (They only let the "older" boys shave about once a week in there and they are supervised when they do it.) </p><p></p><p>difficult child has tried really hard so I want to support his efforts and not do anything to emasculate him, while still supporting a realistic transition.</p><p></p><p>ETA: I forgot to add- I realy like the idea of watermelon too, since junk food was getting too much, and if we have cake/ice cream for belated b-day, I was thinking there are just too much sweets. He's been working to lose weight since being taken off medications and sure won't need sugar highs or compulsions- thank you again- that is a GREAT idea!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 336099, member: 3699"] A barbershop shave is a great idea for the future Gn- thank you all very much!! Maybe I will suggest that he go ahead and shavve a couple of times while he's still in, then put the electric razor in his stocking for homecoming. (They only let the "older" boys shave about once a week in there and they are supervised when they do it.) difficult child has tried really hard so I want to support his efforts and not do anything to emasculate him, while still supporting a realistic transition. ETA: I forgot to add- I realy like the idea of watermelon too, since junk food was getting too much, and if we have cake/ice cream for belated b-day, I was thinking there are just too much sweets. He's been working to lose weight since being taken off medications and sure won't need sugar highs or compulsions- thank you again- that is a GREAT idea!! [/QUOTE]
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