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Why does my son hate having his haircut?
There are many reasons why your toddler may not like having his haircut, such as: those big, shiny scissors coming so close to his ears and neck. the funny-smelling, noisy environment. getting cooed over by strangers.
How do you stop a haircut from anxiety?
Haircut Anxiety? 6 Tips for a Stress-Free Haircut
- Use Great Clips® Online Check-In.
- Go in with a plan.
- Chat with your stylist.
- Great Clips stylists go the extra mile with Clip Notes®.
- Ask your stylist to keep you updated.
- The GreatCare Promise means a comfortable salon experience for everyone.
How do you calm down a child’s haircut?
If his fear is really focused on those scissors, try substituting clippers or a long-handled razor instead. Having a friend or sibling nearby can also help put your toddler at ease. My local hairdresser often wedges two kids in the chair together and alternates snips and comic asides.
Why does my 4-year-old scream during haircuts?
“If your child’s reaction to haircuts seems over the top, consider the possibility that he has a problem processing sensory input. My 4-year-old screamed like a maniac during haircuts.
What’s the best way to give a 17-month-old a haircut?
“As a licensed hairstylist and mom of a 17-month-old, my advice is this: Don’t call it a ‘haircut!’ Kids associate the word ‘cut’ with pain. Tell them they’re getting a ‘trim’ instead.” “We used electric clippers for my daughter. It helped to have her favorite baby doll there (who has plastic hair) and to have them take turns.
How do you take Your 21-month-old to the Salon?
“I take my 21-month-old to a children’s salon. To keep him still and happy, I always take him right after a nap and bring a sippy cup filled with milk. I ask the stylist to finish the haircut before the milk is gone. It works like a dream.”