We shampoo DDs hair during her nightly bath and when she goes to bed it's still kind of damp. Is this a bad thing? Does your toddler go to bed with wet or semi-wet hair?
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Yes her hair is wet any time we wash it before bed. I braid it and she wears a satin sleep cap.
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Nothing wrong with anyone going to bed with wet hair. You can't get sick from having wet hair and sleeping.
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Always! She bathes before bed.
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Never. I always blow dry it, which she weirdly LOVES. There is nothing worse than a wet pillow
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It's sometimes still damp, I towel dry it as much as I can...
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Yes, damp hair.
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damp, yes. very often. she is terrified of the blow dryer, and she has a ton of hair so it takes a while to dry.
I LOVE sleeping with wet hair! I only shower at night.
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yeah I braid it and she goes to bed with damp hair, or I tie it in a low pony and smush as much moisture out with a towel. She's not too fond of the hairdryer, and I don't like the idea of constantly using heat appliances on her hair.
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No, he asks for it to be blow dried.
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No, both girls still have super fine hair, so it's dry by the time they get in bed (although we wash it every night).
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Yep! I've never blow-dried her hair.
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Damp but not wet, I don't want his sheet getting wet.
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Sometimes it's still damp but I've started using the blow drier and she seems to like it.
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Nope! She loves to have her hair blow-dried. I try to do her bath about an hour before bed to give it plenty of time to dry all the way since I only dry it partially.
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Yup, I don't even blow dry my hair. And my daughter doesn't like blow dryers (similar to hand dryers..)
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Yes. Its never even occurred to me to blow her hair dry. I towel dry it and by the time baby sisters and her bedtime routines are done it's barely damp.
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Occasionally, sometimes it dries by the time he's in bed.
I go to bed with wet hair most of the time because I shower at night!
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