Miles' First Haircut

Miles has had these lovely white curls on the back of his head for a while now. Recently, they started growing longer - in so much as you might mistake him for a little blonde girl instead of the little boy that he is. I've been putting off the first haircut - because the curls are just so precious to me. But today - I finally snipped them off - and saved them for the keepsake box. 
He looks so much older now. More like a little boy than a baby. . . . 

You can see Miles' long curls in this photo.
Here he is after his first haircut.

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