Noooooooo....

You could see it on his face when we brought him into the barber's shop.
Baby adam was already shivering and shaking his head even before his mum took him out of the pram.
The electric cutter was in motion and so was his tears.
He kept on bawling and yelling so badly that we had to restraint him and he cried the toddler way with the floor messed up with his flow of saliva.
Coaxing and tempting him with toys didn't work as naively conceived, he just held on to them and carried on the crying.
It was evident that it was a tough process for all of us including the barber who said he luckily had the experience.
Do all babies and toddlers cry when put on that chair? It seems so and queer indeed.