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Leaving long hair wet on a 7 year old granddaughter

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Iam64 Sat 03-Apr-21 20:48:36

Is this a serious question?
What on earth makes it important to you?

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Witzend Sat 03-Apr-21 20:48:20

I wouldn’t find it unreasonable, no. Perhaps the child doesn’t want to sit still for the dryer?

Should add that even in her teens and beyond a dd hardly ever bothered to dry her hair. Even when studying in St Petersburg during the Russian winter, she wouldn’t bother - some of the locals would have forty fits, but she came to no harm.
So my opinion probably isn’t worth much!

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Sara1954 Sat 03-Apr-21 20:47:53

I’m interested, why are you against it?

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simtib Sat 03-Apr-21 20:46:44

When I had long hair I never used a hair dryer. Just brushed it and let it dry its self.

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BBbevan Sat 03-Apr-21 20:46:29

It doesn't really matter what you think,she is not your child. When I was a child and when my daughter was small we just let hair dry naturally.

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Sara1954 Sat 03-Apr-21 20:45:11

Always let my daughters very long hair dry naturally, same with my granddaughters.

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Oopsadaisy1 Sat 03-Apr-21 20:45:07

Why is it important? Do they live in an unheated house or tent?

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Londonia Sat 03-Apr-21 20:42:05

Does anyone else find it unreasonable to leave a child's long (though not particularly thick) hair wet after washing it - rather than using a small hairdryer. I find it unreasonable and have discussed it with daughter and s in law. They just consider it is not necessary. To me it's important for a couple of reasons. Just interested an objective point of view. Thank you. New member.

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