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<blockquote data-quote="mum2JK&amp;TH" data-source="post: 124569" data-attributes="member: 1784"><p>About the piercings and the hair thing...well difficult child has been doing things to his hair since he was 9. First it was red/black for playoffs, then after that went to an interesting pink then orange he had a skunk thing going on white and black. He finally agreed to get his long hair cut so that got rid of the rest of the coloring and he wanted just the top blonde. He then let that grow out and hair his normal hair color. That lasted about two months and everyone agreed it looked cuter with the blonde top, so that's where we are now, lol! My theory is that its just hair and it grows out. His nickname at hockey is now "Hollywood" or "Hollywood Blonde" He also has his ear pierced, done at nine too. A couple of his hockey buddies had it done and he asked. Both have actually given him a bit of confidence which surprised us. His schoolmates and hockey mates thought it was cool and that he was really lucky to be allowed to do it, which in turn made him feel great <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> As for the piercing too, I thought it was a good idea then because I still had control over him taking care of it so that it didn't get infected from him not taking care of it.</p><p>Funny story...one of the boys on difficult child's hockey team has been begging his mum to dye his hair. So she made a deal with him that if he got a hat trick (score three goals in one game) then he could use that gel stuff. She said that she figured he'd never be able to do it. Sure enough a week later he scored three goals and she had to stick to her agreement, lol!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mum2JK&TH, post: 124569, member: 1784"] About the piercings and the hair thing...well difficult child has been doing things to his hair since he was 9. First it was red/black for playoffs, then after that went to an interesting pink then orange he had a skunk thing going on white and black. He finally agreed to get his long hair cut so that got rid of the rest of the coloring and he wanted just the top blonde. He then let that grow out and hair his normal hair color. That lasted about two months and everyone agreed it looked cuter with the blonde top, so that's where we are now, lol! My theory is that its just hair and it grows out. His nickname at hockey is now "Hollywood" or "Hollywood Blonde" He also has his ear pierced, done at nine too. A couple of his hockey buddies had it done and he asked. Both have actually given him a bit of confidence which surprised us. His schoolmates and hockey mates thought it was cool and that he was really lucky to be allowed to do it, which in turn made him feel great :) As for the piercing too, I thought it was a good idea then because I still had control over him taking care of it so that it didn't get infected from him not taking care of it. Funny story...one of the boys on difficult child's hockey team has been begging his mum to dye his hair. So she made a deal with him that if he got a hat trick (score three goals in one game) then he could use that gel stuff. She said that she figured he'd never be able to do it. Sure enough a week later he scored three goals and she had to stick to her agreement, lol! [/QUOTE]
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