Starting at around 14 months (and sometimes until age 5 or 6), many children find haircuts absolutely intolerable. Perhaps it's those big, shiny scissors coming so close to their vulnerable lobes and napes. Forcibly restraining your toddler will most likely make things worse.

2024年5月20日 · Read on to discover what’s really going on when your child is afraid to get a haircut and what you can do about it. And remember…you’ve got this! In terms of fear and anxiety, getting a haircut for most of us is no biggie, right? …

2021年5月20日 · Fear of haircuts is common in toddlers but what about full-blown panicky meltdowns? If your child has haircut phobia, waiting it out might be best.

2019年6月28日 · Try finding a quiet salon, and then visit the salon first just to get used to the sound and smells before you have the “real” appointment (psst — if you need suggestions, check out this list of awesome local salons for kids). Perhaps you can make their appointment when there are fewer people there.

2022年1月27日 · Many little ones scream and cry when it’s time for a trim, even if they like their hairstyle. It seems like such a small thing, but it can be really tough to get your child to sit still through a haircut. We explore the reasons behind this fear and offer some tips on how to make the experience easier for both you and your child.

Many a toddler is known to shrink in fear at the sight of the haircutting scissors or shriek hysterically when held still for a snip. Parents who've faced down the problem share their best tips for cutting back on haircut trauma. "As a licensed hairstylist and mom of a 17-month-old, my advice is this: Don't call it a 'haircut!'

2023年5月3日 · Why do most of children cry when barbers cut their hair. 1. Kids first haircut usually are not similar with barber shop environment and the barber. they will reject or resist unfamiliarity...

2019年4月20日 · Why do most of children cry when barbers cut their hair. Kids first haircut usually are not similar with barber shop environment and the barber. they will reject or resist unfamiliarity things instinctly. The hair clipper moves around on the head and makes a squeaky sound. The child will also be scared and feel that a dangerous thing.

Apparently, there is something about haircuts and grooming that can trigger anxiety and resistance in your child. Take a look at the tips and tricks we’ve come up with to help you take the tantrum out of haircuts and build confidence in your child.

2024年2月20日 · In a video posted on February 19, a little boy is sitting in the chair at the barber's, but he's definitely not crying. In fact, he's having the time of his life! It seems that he finds something about the whole haircutting experience to be super hilarious, and his laugh is so infectious even the guy cutting his hair can't stop cracking up.