I was looking through my old magazines last night that I found at a thrift a while back - I got a great idea for a
Rednesday post this week - red haired children, also referred sometimes as Freckle Face, Carrot Top, Ginger, Rusty - I'm partial to red hair children because I gave birth to one! I always give a second glance when I see a redhead - they are just so different - usually with a face full of freckles, I always say they look "pastey" .
Did you know that red haired people have fewer hairs on their head than blondes or brunettes but each strand is thicker? I didn't know that redheads don't turn gray, their hair just turns neutral and then white! Were you aware of that, Carla?? I've read before that redheads are more sensitive to pain and may require higher doses of pain medication than blondes or brunettes......Red heads are also prone to more allergies than others. And, of course, there's the sun - we always had Carla slathered in sunscreen - it doesn't take much for her to burn and forget about ever having a tan.....
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| Lego Ad - Family Circle, Nov. 24, 1981 |
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| Kraft Singles - Family Circle, 1981 |
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| Colgate Toothpaste - Chatelaine, February, 1974 |
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| Smiles Vitamins - Chatelaine, January 1973 |
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Florida Orange Juice - Chatelaine, March 1962
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My little red head is all grown up now - and her hair is not the same shade it was when she was small and the freckles have all but disappeared but the skin is still white and the hair is so beautiful.
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| Carla - my little red head |
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| Carla and her brother, Darcy |
Don't forget to check out all things red over at
Sue Loves Cherries - any other readers that have a redhead child?? And, because it's Thursday, check out
Vintage Thingie Thursday
