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Honey blonde

So I accidentally dyed my hair too dark with box dye about two months ago. A few days ago I tried to lighten it with a light brown dye, didn’t work very well. And yesterday I did cap highlights, they turned out fine. Anyway. I really want to get my hair to like a light golden brown/honey blonde. I’ve been looking into things. So far I’ve seen people use garnier caramelo blonde or use light golden blonde and a honey brown dye with developer. I’m not sure what would be my best move.. I was also thinking maybe I need to color oops first just to get the dark dye out of my hair before doing anything else. I’m also doing this on a budget but any recommendations are helpful. Pictures are of what my hair is and what I want it to be.

u/regsstarprongs — 10 days ago

Swaddle transition

So, how do we transition out of the swaddle? Baby is showing signs of rolling over (hasn’t yet) and I want to start transitioning so that we don’t have to quit it cold turkey. I heard of the one arm out thing and am curious if anyone has tried it, how it worked, how long it took.

Baby is 9 weeks old and still has his startle relax obviously. During day naps he usually isn’t swaddled but to be fair he doesn’t sleep long during day naps either. I have seen things like the weighted blanket or the magic sleep suit. But everything is so expensive 🥲 I don’t want to waste that money and it be not worth it.

I also want advice on transitioning to crib. My idea was to do day naps there first (which I still might try) but like I said he doesn’t really nap very well. He’ll sleep for maybe 5 minutes after I put him down. It makes me regret using a bassinet at all because now we have to make two sleep transitions 🥲

Anyway, any advice and suggestions?

Edit: I have already been doing the drowsy but not asleep when I put him to bed so he does sort of soothe himself all the way to sleep and that first stretch is always around 4 hours!

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u/regsstarprongs — 3 months ago