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The youngster's flaxen curls are so long they tumble below the line of his belt and must be tied up at school.
But his locks are set for the chop after Rean, sick of being mistaken for a girl, demanded a trip to the barber.
Heartbroken mother Leeanne Smith said the haircut would be sponsored for charity.
The 30-year-old, of Hylton Castle, Sunderland, said: ''When Rean was born he had a lovely little curl of golden hair at the back of his head.
''I just could never bear to get it cut, not even his fringe."
'Now it flows all the way down his back to his bum and is very beautiful and soft."
''When we go out he is often mistaken for a little girl - people say 'Isn't she gorgeous' - but it has never bothered him; he just laughs.
''It was only when he joined school and had to have it tied back in a ponytail, for health and safety, that some of the other little boys began to make fun."
''They said he could not play with them because he looked like a girl."
''I've already cried at the thought of him having it cut, and will cry again when it actually happens.''
The Telegraph
Originally posted by BohemianBrim
Long hair does not make you a girl any more than short hair makes you a boy.
Originally posted by amongus
As much as I'd love to fight the powers on this one, the mother is rediculous.....are you kidding me?
The mother has issues. I'd never want MY child to be a target for bullying over my own beliefs.
Originally posted by ollncasino
Originally posted by amongus
As much as I'd love to fight the powers on this one, the mother is rediculous.....are you kidding me?
The mother has issues. I'd never want MY child to be a target for bullying over my own beliefs.
To let her son go to school looking like this, the mother clearly has issues.
Originally posted by amongus
reply to post by ollncasino
The mother is a joke.....wow. How selfish can you get? Good for her "son" to press his mother to cut his hair.
"His little brother Regan, who is two, has the same hair. I'll let his grow and then when he gets to Rean's age we can auction his off too."
Indepede nt.ie