Cutting my hair??

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My hair is almost down to my but and it's starting to aggervate me. 
 😦 I love my long hair don't get me wrong,  but everyone is telling when baby comes it will get even more in the way.  I don't know y'all.  Should I cut it or not?

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My hairs down to my butt and it hasn't been too much of a problem with my baby yet! He's 1 month old and he's sometimes he grabs it but it's not a big deal to me. I love my long hair

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If you do decide to cut it do a few inches at a time so you don't go and chop it all off and end up upset because you preferred it how it was. You can totally have a baby and long hair just keep in mind the first couple weeks it's either going to end up a bun or braid more often as you get use to having your baby and any new routines you're starting.

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if its down to your butt maybe take like 4-6 inches off so itll still be long, but not crazy long

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My hair was down to my butt and I cut it up to my shoulders to donate it... I can't wait for my hair to grow back so I can have my long locks back 😩

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Don't cut , I regretted it so bad... for me their is nothing cuter than a mom with long hair. I am growing them back and I don't listen to people giving "fake" advices. Keep them healthy by trimming once in awhile

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Mine was down to the middle of my back and I cut it when I was pregnant. I have super thick hair and didn't want to deal with it when my baby came. I cut it to above my shoulders and I'm glad I did. I usually cut mine every summer though, so I'm used to having short hair. I sometimes miss french/dutch/fishtail etc braiding my hair, but overall I'm happy not to have to deal with thick, long hair now that I'm so busy with my baby.

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I've cut mine. It was down to my butt and now it's at my shoulder blades. I plan on cutting it again when I get closer to delivery.

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Oh side note, if you don't want it super short you could wear bandanas to keep it out of your eyes, and pulled back away from the baby better. I'm far from feminine and even if my hair was long enough for it I wouldn't want to wear a pony, but I have an extensive collection of bandanas. It's especially nice for when my hair is messy, I just slap on a bandana and I look perfectly decent to go out in public. And having a lot of different colors and patterns ensures you have one to suit every outfit, every mood, every occasion. They look cute!

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I barely have long hair, it's long for a guy and longer than I usually have it. I'm cutting it soon. It gets in my eyes when I walk, which is dangerous while holding a precious baby, especially up and down stairs. You trip one time holding a baby and you will regret it so bad... and of course now she can grab things. She's 3 months and she grabs onto my necklace and won't let go and drags me towards her, and she grabs my hair and pulls it soo hard faster than I can tell her no. And she won't listen to reason of course and you can't really tell her no because she's a sweet little baby and pulling hair is learning. 
Just shave your head. I very literally want to shave my head in one of these upcoming haircuts, but the one I'm getting in a few weeks will be Emma Watson's short haircut because my partner thinks it will look cute on me. Idc as long as it's super duper short again like I like it.
Another thought, if your hair gets in your way and you trip even if you're not holding your baby, you could break your ankle or something and it would make it more difficult to care for baby. Your baby deserves a happy, healthy mama.

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I wore mine long and then just needed a healthy cut when I started losing it post partum and eventually had to do bangs from the hair loss. It was a fun change. Now I currently have a shorter cut then my usual and I wish it were longer so I could braid it to get it out of the way. Don't cut it unless you are really ready to let it go.

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