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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a jerk but your kids hair is past her butt and falling out and you think she's a model? Dear lord. [/quote]

You are a jerk for saying yuck to something you haven't seen. And you know you made a jerky remark. So yeah.
I don't think she is a model I was being descriptive as to its condition. [/quote]
Yes, but you need let your DD have a life not weighed down by her dumb hair. 
Really - it's like having an animal on her head or something when it's that long -cut it, OP. 
Your vanity is ruining your  kid - does she really have to value her hair and her looks so much at age 9?

Take her to the doctor to have her thyroid tested - ASAP.

Does she use many creams, lotions or makeup/cosmetic  products? Those can be endocrine disrupters.[/quote]

NP - you posters going on about op ruining  her daughter are asses. I had long hair as a child and still do today. This was by choice, my sister had very short hair frequently. I happen to hate having my hair short (I cut.it chin length once.and will never do so again). OP's daughter gets to decide how long she wants her hair not you and your need to degrade someone.

Getting her thyroid checked is a good suggestion.

Also to pp, the length of your hair doesn't change it's texture or thickness. I have always had lots of ultra fine hair - length didn't change that.[/quote]

Thank you.

-OP[/quote]

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