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" Most mums wouldn&amp;#039;t bat an eyelid when it comes to scraping their daughter&amp;#039;s hair into a high ponytail, or if they&amp;#039;re really adept at hair styling, they might even attempt a fancy French plait. But what about the dads out there who have never, in their whole lives, had to ponder over a single plait or ponytail?\u00A0 Well this superstar single dad has come to the rescue, helping all befuddled fathers out there whose minds have gone blank when their daughters&amp;#039; have requested a brand new &amp;#039;do.\u00A0 33-year-old Phil Morgese of Daytona Beach, Florida, was granted full-time custody of his daughter Emma when she was one, and with a full head of flyaways, Phil was faced with the baffling dilemma of what on earth to do with her hair.\u00A0 He told People &amp;#039;I had no clue about how to fix her hair, so I decided to wing it. &amp;#039;Because she already had a full head of hair and it was getting in her eyes, I taught myself how to put it in little hair clips, and carried them everywhere in my pockets. &amp;#039;Then I learned about hair gel, and that was a huge victory. I thought, &amp;quot;Wow I can do anything!&amp;quot;&amp;#039; Once he&amp;#039;d conquered ponytails, Phil then moved onto French plaits \u2013 and mastered them pretty well\u00A0judging by the photos. It was then it dawned on him that there must be other baffled dads out there left staring in wonderment at their little girls&amp;#039; tangled tresses.\u00A0 He decided that other dads could really benefit from getting a head&amp;#039;s up on a few simple hair tips. So that&amp;#039;s exactly what he did, and last October launched the Daddy Daughter Hair Factory, a free bi-weekly class, where dads and daughters of all ages can learn everything from detangling locks to coiling long locks into bouffant buns, and it&amp;#039;s a great way to get some father-daughter bonding time in too.\u00A0  The class was an instant hit, and has since taught over 300 dads \u2013 some married, some single \u2013 how to style their daughters&amp;#039; hair.\u00A0 Phil said: &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;m more than happy to share what I&amp;#039;ve learned, mainly because of the fun that dads and the girls get to have together. The dads become more confident, so that makes them better dads. And the daughters adore their dads even more for taking the time to learn how to do their hair. It&amp;#039;s a win-win for everyone.&amp;#039;\u00A0 Phil has started a Facebook group where he documents his classes, features how-to videos and gives followers the chance to air some of the frustrations they face when it comes to creating the perfect style for their little girls.\u00A0 What a great idea! Phil Morgese is showing fathers all over the world how to be the perfect dad \u2013 we salute you!\u00A0 More on prima.co.uk... This video of a baby confused by his dad&amp;#039;s twin is so sweet This dad wins the prize for the most inventive World Book Day costumes Get your fix of all things Prima with our twice-weekly newsletter \u2014 sign up below!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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