So funny.

Thanks for reminding me I need to record my kids before more before they get bigger.

Something like that does indeed happen once ... or twice ... or three times in everyone's life. She's wise for one so young. ROFL

Like Susan, I have listened to this interview at least 10 times and I NEVER tire of hearing. I keep finding myself saying "My favorite part is: when dad asked "Did you think we would like it?" and the reply was "No. But I didn't think you would screem like that though." And then the part about her hair growing to her tush...and her hair was all the way to her butt and was itching her hips...I love it all. And Dad you did a fantastic job of interview and keeping a calm voice and I'm assuming a straight face. I don't know that I would have been able to do that. Darling, darling girls! I'm sure #10 won't be the last time I listen to this. I have shared it on Facebook and all of my friends are loving it as well. Great job!!!

Most parents can relate. I'm a great-grandma now and I surely can. Thanks for bringing back memories. You sound like wonderful parents. Enjoy, these moments fly by so quickly.

This is so hilarious. My own daughters did something similar around the same ages. The way I found out was the older one (maybe 3?) came in with her hands behind her back and asked, "Mama, um, does hair grow back?" This question struck fear in my heart -- especially when I saw the locks of blonde hair clutched in her little fists. She had cut her 2-year old sister's hair "to the quick" -- she was actually completely bald in spots. How she didn't draw blood I'll never know! How I wish I had thought to "interview" them about it -- You'll treasure this adorable clip forever. Thanks for sharing.

May I request the producer to pass along a message to the interview subjects: What you did was not a terrible thing.

I hope you take up things like that more often, certainly more than three times in your life. You have inspired me to try to do likewise.

I hope the people who yelled at you have learned "never to do that again." They may console themselves, that although what they did was was terrible, something like that does happen at least once, or maybe even three times, in every life.

Quite interesting, albeit hard to hear. I need a transcript.

Best part is that even though they say that they got yelled at, they articulately describe what they did, how, why, etc.

Good journalism.

LOL! I did-fresh home from hysterectomy-and trying to NOT LAUGH! These two are ADORABLE!!! It was down to her tush? Hid it under the radiator?! OMG! It's the red hair! I am one too! I needed a good laugh-the extra pain pill helped, too! Lol! Thanks for sharing and no, these girls won't be scarred for life! My mother cut my hair once-it was as long as in the pic-and she nicked my earlobe just starting out---I would not let her finish! So yeah, adults do it, too! LOl! Thanks for sharing!

Your reaction to this incident, and especially your wife's, show your two littles girls the importance you place on appearances, particularly nice hair. Being a little more matter of fact and not yelling so much would have gone a long way in helping your children develop a healthy attitude about their appearance.

Given your reaction to your kids "bad" hair, how much tolerance are they going to show to another little girl who, perhaps has hair not as nice as their own? Will this surprise you?

I cut and styled my sister's hair when I was about 10 and she was 6. To this day, some 40+ years later she still won't let e near her hair. I don't blame her. Thanks for sharing.