Becky is a stay-at-home mom with three beautiful daughters, nicknamed Goose, Bug and Bee. With three growing girls to raise, it's no surprise that Becky tapped into her obsession with hair after the birth of her first daughter, along with her knack for styling and her desire to keep up with the latest trends in hair fashion. In 2008, Becky and her girls started a blog that documented all their different styles. "I’m no beautician but I love to be creative and try new and fun things," Becky writes. "Whether hair is your forte or you’re just a beginner in the world of hair — there is something here for everyone!"
But as their hair continued to grow, Goose, Bug and Bee realized they were blessed with amazing locks. Instead of selling their hair (people offered to pay for it many times over), the sisters began donating their hair to other girls in need.
In the video below, watch as Becky's oldest daughter, "Goose," decides to cut her hair a second time to donate it to Locks of Love. Goose's generosity and selflessness rubbed off on her younger sisters. After growing her hair out for her entire life, Bug decided she wanted to cut her hair at the age of 6 and also donate it to Locks of Love. Then, her youngest daughter, Bee, followed suit. That's right — even the baby of the family began growing — and donating — her beautiful hair.
Scroll down to see what happened when Goose decided to donate her long locks for a second time…
Becky is a stay-at-home mom to Goose (13), Bug (10), and Bee (8). She's been doing their hair since they were born, and together they document their ever-changing cuts and styles.
As for Becky's husband, he fully supports his girls in their full-blown hair obsession. "He puts up with a ton of estrogen in our house! He’s also one of the reasons the girls have such great hair!
All three sisters have been blessed with the most beautiful heads of hair, which they love to show off for the camera.
It's not uncommon for the girls to grow their hair out until it's over a foot long!
On the family's blog, "Babes In Hairland," Becky posts various styles before her daughters head off to school.
Since 2008, the girls have shared something for everyone, whether a style is advanced…
…or more accessible and easy-to-achieve.
But the sisters have also found a way to bring meaningful purpose to their everyday lives.
Even though Goose, Bug and Bee grew out their hair for years, they decided to chop off more than 12 inches and make donations to Locks of Love — not once, but twice.
Their donated hair was turned into wigs for children in need due to medical conditions that have caused them to permanently lose their hair.
People email the sisters and offer to pay them for their hair — but Goose, Bug and Bee continue to grow and donate it out of the kindness of their hearts.
