I never ever do. But I did today, because her hair is crazy long now and it was "feels like 5 degrees" and we had to go out! She was not really thrilled with the noise but liked having "warm hair" hahah.
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Yes, always. She has a bath before bed and she can't go to sleep with wet hair.
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Only after swim class!
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Always in the wintertime! I hate sleeping with wet hair and her room can get chilly.
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Sometimes she's 10.5 months and I don't want her to be scared of the hairdryer later
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No - she doesn't have a lot of hair yet so it dries really quickly on its own.
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Yep, just DD1. She doesn't like sleeping on cold, wet hair after bath time.
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No. Their hair dries quickly.
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Yea! She's 3 and has lots of hair. I don't want her going to sleep in the winter with wet hair
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Occasionally - even though her hair is super long it's pretty fast to dry so I only blow dry it if I can be bothered. I might make more of an effort in winter though.
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Always in winter for both of them.
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No, she has super fine hair and it dries on its own after bath/before bed. We also live in SoCal, so it doesn't get that cold.
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Yeah, she likes it.
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Dh very occasionally does because he honks it's funny, but generally no. Her hair is very fine and dries quickly. Even if we do bath before bed by the time we brush teeth and do pjs it's pretty dry. Plus it's curly and I don't think blow drying is good for the curls, though they are always wild anyway.
Ok fine. It's because I'm lazy.
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Nope, we let it air dry.
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Yes. Can't send her to bed with wet hair, especially in the winter!
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No. I just brush it through, it dries quickly.
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Sometimes in the winter months if we're running late for bedtime. Or when she's sick. She has had a longer cough and I have been blow drying it halfway most bath nights.
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No, but her hair dries super quickly
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