Jian’s First Haircut

Mar 5, 2009 Jian's Milestones

After his first birthday, we scheduled one weekend to take Jian to Festival Mall to have his first haircut at Hairplay. I am so glad as a father, seeing my baby turning into a young boy. His looks have changed when his long hair was cut shorter and we can see his cute face much better. I love his new look! Before we had to clip or “ponytail” (anu ba term dun?) his hair because it was so long and it covered his face, he can’t see well and always scratches his head trying to take his blocking hair aside. When we go outside, people even mistake him as a girl, saying “ang ganda naman ng baby” and we’d go with a reply “pogi po”. That was quite annoying for me, since I don’t want my unico hijo to be mistaken as a girl.

Here are some action shots of Jian’s first haircut:

We were strolling at the mall, and when we pass by the carousel (Festival mall has a 2-level carousel inside, for those who haven’t been there yet), Jian would always point to it and shouts his little “I wanna go there” murmur. So we went there and treated Jian to the carousel ride. He was so jolly riding the carousel and we were also the ONLY riders at that time, so I had the luxury to position myself for a great video:

We strolled again some more and we saw these kiddie bicycles for sale. Jian, again, was pointing to them and acts like he wants to go down from my arms and ride a bike. I didn’t let him ride, and good thing he didn’t cry or turn into tantrums (hindi naman sya talaga tinotopak, hehe). But then we passed by another kiddie ride, the one where you ride animal-shaped electric motorized cute thingies and have to insert some tokens. After the ride was over, Jian didn’t want to get out of it. Here is the shot with me trying to get Jian up:

Our baby is really turning into a kid now. It’s really a pleasure to a parent seeing your child grow and being there and sharing with his milestones.

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3 Responses to “Jian’s First Haircut”

Gem Says:

March 7th, 2009 at 3:35 pm
Handsome looking little guy. Good thing he got that haircut na, to prevent him being mistaken as a girl, parang girl nga ang hairdo niya (judging from the very first video I’ve seen).
Daddy Mike Says:

March 7th, 2009 at 6:35 pm
@Gem: oo nga po buti at hindi na sya mapagkakamalang girl, hehe. mahaba talaga kasi hair nya before we had his hair cut kaya kala ng marami girl sya. Thanks for visiting, balik po kayo!
PinkNote Says:

March 30th, 2009 at 12:35 pm
the little guy is so handsome! just like his father and mother!haha no wonder he’s really good looking! ^^

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