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<blockquote data-quote="meowbunny" data-source="post: 146330" data-attributes="member: 3626"><p>For all I care, my daughter could have have rainbow hair if that had made her happy. She was and is very conservative, so I never really had to face different colors. I did, however, get the face some interesting haircuts in her younger years. One of her chosen styles did get her teased (a mohawk in 1st grade). After that, if I felt the style was too extreme, we compromised with something in the middle so that if there was teasing, the style could be made more conventional.</p><p> </p><p>My only hesitation in hair coloring is how long would he have to wait to get it back to another color if he decided it was too much. Of course, being a boy, could always get a buzz cut if necessary. </p><p> </p><p>So, if his school doesn't have issues with hair coloring, let him go for it. Even a small smile for a short time can be a special thing. He'll remember that you let him be an individual and be happy. That counts for far more than the surprised looks of friends and strangers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meowbunny, post: 146330, member: 3626"] For all I care, my daughter could have have rainbow hair if that had made her happy. She was and is very conservative, so I never really had to face different colors. I did, however, get the face some interesting haircuts in her younger years. One of her chosen styles did get her teased (a mohawk in 1st grade). After that, if I felt the style was too extreme, we compromised with something in the middle so that if there was teasing, the style could be made more conventional. My only hesitation in hair coloring is how long would he have to wait to get it back to another color if he decided it was too much. Of course, being a boy, could always get a buzz cut if necessary. So, if his school doesn't have issues with hair coloring, let him go for it. Even a small smile for a short time can be a special thing. He'll remember that you let him be an individual and be happy. That counts for far more than the surprised looks of friends and strangers. [/QUOTE]
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