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How to style your daughter's hair

There's a unique skill set you need to acquire in order to style your daughter's hair and be a master of the brush. I know you're in a rush trying to get everyone ready for the school run, but we've been through the art of preparing pack lunches on this blog, so you've freed up time to propel your dad skill set into the world of the braid. Here are some quick and easy hair styles you can do to prettify your princess, one for every day of the week. MAN TOOLS YOU WILL NEED: A Hairbrush A Hair Bobble or Two Hairpins Your Daughter EXTRA TIPS: Rushed as you may be, always be gentle, tugs hurt. Start from the bottom and work up to ease those tugs out. Always wash and brush hair after going swimming rather than later. 1. The Basic Ponytail Method One : for misplaced hairbrushes: Image from BoredPanda Method Two : Gather all the hair together in the centre of the back of her head. Make sure its nice and smooth, then pop the bobble into th...

quick and easy pack lunch ideas

When I was little, all I wanted for my lunch were jam sandwiches on white bread, with the crusts cut off, every single day. My mum had it pretty easy as I was a fussy eater. Here are some ideas for the kids who like a bit of variety. MAN TOOLS YOU WILL NEED: chopping board loaf of bread teaspoon, butter knife, cutting knife plastic box sandwich bags or reusable sandwich bag snacks for you and your child put everything away in the fridge after making the pack lunch or it will all go off for tomorrow by the time you get home after dropping off the kids. EXTRA TIPS: they need a main meal, some snacks and something to drink. try using a cookie cutter to shape the sandwiches for kids who don't like crusts. You can make breadcrumbs for home-made cooking from the crusts. Or chuck them in the compost for your man-garden. prep as much as you can the night before and leave it in the fridge. keep it proportionate, if there has to be sugary stuff in there, limit how mu...

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