At what age should you first take your baby or toddler for their first hair cut?

There is no advantage in having her haircut any earlier than she really needs it, and generally the older a child is the easier it is for them to sit still for a few minutes and understand what is going on. Besides, little girls look great with long hair.

Babies vary so much that it is hard to suggest an exact time that would work well for a first hair cut for all babies. It depends on how much hair grows, how fast, and how active your baby is and whether it is starting to get in their way or not. When you do go, make sure that you are emotionally ready.

Although it might sound odd, a first hair cut is a major milestone in your baby's development. Some parents like to keep a clipping of their baby's hair, others are less attached. There are kid-friendly salons that have stylist's experienced in working with young children.

Remember that a hair cut for a baby is not the same as for an adult: it can be a very scary new experience for them. It's best to use a salon that is made for kids; try Cool Cuts, coolcuts4kids.com/, the nation's largest franchise of kid-friendly salons. Usually a fed, well-rested child is your best bet and try to schedule your appointment for the end of the day, when tears or temper tantrums won't affect the stylist's next appointments.

Bring a toy to distract them, and have fun with it! Play hairdresser with them ahead of time so that they get excited for it, brush their hair at home first, and even schedule your own hair cut at the same time as theirs so you can sit beside your child and experience it together. Enjoy!

A first hair cut is sure to be memorable!

There is no set age to get a baby or toddler’s haircut, because it more or less depends on how long you want their hair to grow. However, the baby or toddler will be scared of getting their first haircut if you wait too long to take them. With my own daughter, I waited until she was three to take her in for her first trim because I loved her long her.

She screamed and cried due to being afraid that it will hurt her to cut her hair. Finally, she allowed the stylist to trim up her hair after I agreed to have my hair cut at the same time. Depending on how old your baby or toddler is, you may want to do a trim in order to get them used to the idea of having their haircut on regular basis.In addition, you can avoid having the same battle I had with my daughter, since the child will be used to visiting the hair salon.

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