I took my son to get a haircut yesterday afternoon. He was very happy when we were walking on the road. I said to him, son, would you like me to take you to get a haircut? He nodded and was super happy when he entered the house. When we arrived, I held him and sat on my lap, and he didn't cry. But during the cutting process, the barber cut all over our faces, and my son started to cry. Finally, I held him down. After the difficult cutting, I kept crying and refused to stay in the shop, and insisted on leaving.
When my son was getting his hair cut, his eldest brother went to play basketball. After he left the house, he started calling his eldest brother to go home. He told his eldest brother that his butt hurt, so I took a look and saw that our butts were full of hair. He wiped it and stopped crying. He quickly took a shower when he got home. It took him three times to wash all his hair. His eldest brother told his son that his hairstyle was ugly. My son covered his eldest brother's mouth and said, "It's not ugly." In fact, every child has a perception of beauty.
When cutting children's hair, why do they cry more as they get younger? Is it because they feel insecure or are they afraid of the vibrating sound of the clipper ?
The flowers sent by my son are so beautiful
