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Your little angel is now growing, her hair needs additional care, and you may be hunting for some cute toddler girl haircuts. Hair care is essential to grooming, and your daughter’s preferences should guide her style and routine. Consider her interests, sensory needs, and motor skills and choose a manageable hairstyle that suits her and your time. (1). Did you know there are over 20 different methods to style your toddler’s hair? Their hair must be combed, clipped, and groomed regularly. And, of course, distinctively styled. To help children establish strong hair-care routines and prevent breakage, dermatologists recommend avoiding styles that require heat or chemical treatments, which can weaken hair (2).
If you are looking for these styles for your adorable little daughter, you have come to the right place. Here is a compilation of some of the best haircuts and hairstyles for toddler girls that are practical, fashionable, and charming.
Key Pointers
- For daily looks, practical and simpler hairstyles such as pigtails, fountain pigtails, or multiple ponytails with decorative hair bands might be good ideas.
- Choose a style that enhances your girl’s style and appearance while being convenient at the same time
- For festivals or special occasions, hairstyles such as buns or fishtails can help give a royal look while also keeping it easy to manage for your little one.
- Messy hair buns, hair clipped half fringed, and long tapering haircuts are some options that suit all types of face cuts.
- Pixie and asymmetrical bob cuts for oval face types, and side single ponytails, loose braids with clips, and bob hair with clips for heart-shaped face types are some unique hairstyles.
Toddler Girl Haircuts
1. Pixie Haircut
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A pixie haircut for a baby girl is ideal if she has straight hair that tends to hang down a lot. In this short hairstyle for kids, the hair is cut short at the back and sides but left a bit longer on top. This makes it easy to comb and manage the hair.
How to:
- Shampoo and then pat the hair with a towel till they are just damp.
- Straighten the hair with a comb so that they are easier to cut.
- Start cutting from the back with small cuts from the bottom. Once you reach the nape, be slower with the cuts. Keep cutting until the hair leaves a fringe on the neck.
- Style the hair on the nape accordingly. Leave a point of hair at the middle of the nape for styling purposes. Cut the same way on the sides. Leave fringes of hair on the ears so that they cover a third of it. The side locks can be cut according to your preference.
- Once done with the back and sides, comb the hair at the front towards one side – with a side parting. Trim the fringes of the front hair till they look uniform.
Infographic: Cute Hairstyles For Your Lovely Toddler Girl
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Face type:
Long, oval
Hair type: Straight or wavy hair
Quick tipTools needed: Scissors, fine-tooth comb, clippers, sectioning clips, and spray bottles.
Products required: Detangling spray, hair gel, mild shampoo and conditioner, and hairspray.
2. Long Tapering
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It can be a baby girl haircut style for those with straight or wavy hair. This toddler girl haircut is super easy to do at home with bare minimum tools.
How to:
- Wash hair and dry them till they are just damp. If you do not want to wash the hair, you can also use a water spray. Comb hair after that.
- Slowly cut vertically from the outer edge to the inside of the straightened hair. Repeat the same for the other side. The idea here is to give a V shape to the lower end of tresses.
- Comb and straighten the hair after each cut, so you know you are getting a good V look.
Face type:
All face types – long, oval, round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight hair
Tools needed: Scissors, thinning shears, comb, clippers, clipper guards, sectioning clips, spray bottle, cape, and hairbrush.
Products required: Detangling spray, styling gel, hair mousse, and finishing spray.
3. Forehead Bangs
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Forehead bangs work great for toddler girls with thin hair. You can have forehead bangs with bob cut or with long hair.
How to:
- Shampoo the hair and dry it thoroughly with a towel.
- Run the hair forward about two to three inches from the hairline. Comb hair across the entire length of the forehead so that they cover it completely.
- Tie the remaining hair to prevent cutting them accidentally.
- Decide a length for the bangs. Sharp bangs can lie about half an inch above eyebrows whereas blunt ones just touch the eyebrows.
- Trim the hair horizontally straight as per decided length. Once done, comb the hair forward, and forehead bangs are ready.
Face type:
Oval, round
Hair type: Straight, thin hair
Tools needed: Scissors, thinning shears, fine-tooth comb, sectioning clips, water spray bottle, cape, and hairbrush.
Products required: Detangling spray, mirror, and towel.
4. Parted Side Bangs
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Quite similar to forehead bangs, but these look best when the girl has thin straight hair that you prefer parting from the side. It is a great hair-cutting style for 2 years baby girl.
How to:
- Follow the same steps as forehead bangs. When cutting the combed forehead hair, do not cut in a horizontal straight line. Instead, trim the hair at a slant angle.
- The bangs are longest to the opposite side of the parting. So if you part the toddler’s hair from left to right, then the bangs will be the longest on the right side, gradually decreasing in size as hair run to the left.
Face type:
Round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, thin or slightly wavy hair
Tools needed: Comb, scissors, hair clipper, thinning shears, sectioning clips, spray bottle, barber cape, and trimmer.
Products required: Hair gel, pomade, hairbrush, styling cream, and blow dryer.
5. Classic Bob Cut
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Classic bob cut is perhaps among the most popular haircuts for toddler girls. It suits straight hair and narrow face the most.
How to:
- Divide the dry hair into three sections, one at the back and two on the sides.
- Partition the hair into three sections with a comb. Begin by cutting the hair from the back. Keep cutting till you reach the top of the nape. You can also use a trimmer. Once the hair is shortened, the back section is done.
- Start cutting the side section by cutting from bottom to top. You have to leave the hair long in the front, so do not cut them. It gives out two neat hair fringes that run on either side of the face.
Face type:
Oval, round, narrow, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, thin hair
Tools needed: Scissors, comb, sectioning clips, spray bottle, cape, and cutting cape.
Products required: Detangling brush, thinning shears, blow dryer, round brush, hair clippers (optional), styling gel, leave-in conditioner, and finishing spray.
6. Asymmetrical Bob Cut
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Same as regular/classic bob cut, except that hair fringes on one side of the face are longer than the other.
How to:
- Follow the same steps as the bob cut. When you arrive at the last step, comb out the hair that runs straight on either side of the face.
- Cut one side of the fringe shorter than the other, and.cut diagonally rather than horizontally.
- Usually, the fringe closest to the side parting is trimmed. It means if you part the hair on the left side of the head, then you cut short the fringe on the left side.
Face type:
Oval, round, narrow, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, thin hair
Tools needed: Shears, thinning scissors, hair clippers, comb, sectioning clips, and spray bottle.
Products required: Detangling brush, cape, blow dryer, flat iron, styling gel, heat protectant, and finishing spray.
7. Medium Length Cut
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The medium cut suits toddler girls with curly hair that parents would like to cut to a more manageable length.
How to:
- Form a side partition or middle partition, and comb the hair all the way to the back.
- Medium length can touch the shoulders or just be about half an inch away from it. Select the length according to your preference.
- Trim the lower end of the hair up to the desired length. Ensure the hair length is the same on both sides and the cut is in a straight line.
Face type:
Oval, long
Hair type: Straight, thin, curly
Tools needed: Scissors, thinning shears, hair clips, fine-tooth comb, wide-tooth comb, spray bottle, cape, towel, sectioning clips, hair cutting razor, and trimmer.
Products required: Child-friendly shampoo, child-friendly conditioner, detangling spray, hair gel, hair mousse, hair serum, blow dryer, and heat protectant spray.
8. Cropped Hair
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Cropped hair is convenient to wash, dry, and comb. It may not seem very appealing, but it is quite practical since it is easy to manage.
How to:
- Cut the hair short, like a bob cut style. Then run the comb and cut small sections of hair that run through the bristles.
- When it comes to the hair around the ears, cut them around and do not leave any on the ears. Also, the side locks should be short and tapering.
- Keep cutting till you achieve the desired length. Brush the hair properly once done to check if you have got a uniform cut.
Face type:
Round, oval
Hair type: Straight, curly, wavy
Tools needed: Scissors, hair clippers, comb, hair cape, and blow dryer
Products required: Hair gel, detangling spray, hairbrush, styling mousse, leave-in conditioner.
9. Boy-Cut Haircut
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As the name suggests, the haircut is quite the same as that of boys. The boy cut is shorter than bob cut and cropped hair.
How to:
- Shampoo and dry the hair. Make a side partition and comb the hair. Begin cutting from the nape, where you take small sections of hair through the bristles and trim them down.
- Repeat the same steps on the side. When it comes to the front, comb the hair down the forehead and cut them slowly. Keep the length equal.
- Cut the hair around the ears and shorten them. Trim the side locks to make them short and neatly carved. This step differentiates it from cropped hair, where you can leave the side locks long and tapered.
Face type:
Oval, round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, wavy
Tools needed: Scissors, clippers, comb, hairbrush, hair cutting cape, hair clips, and blow dryer
Products required: Styling gel, hair cream, aftershave lotion, disinfectant spray, mirror, and hair thinning shears.
After a set of haircuts to give your toddler, let’s look at some styles that can help you manage the toddler girl’s hair better. Hairstyles ensure that a haircut remains the way it is. That’s not all! Hairstyles add glamor and style to your baby’s face and overall persona.
Toddler Girl Hairstyles
10. Pigtails
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This is a quick to comb-and-create hairstyle that is ideal for when you want to send your toddler outdoors such as to a daycare center or a park to play.
How to:
- Partition the hair from the side or the center of the head. Run hair equally on either side.
- Comb the hair neatly all together to form a pigtail. Bind it firmly in its place with the use of a rubber band.
Face type:
Round, oval, long
Hair type: Straight, thin, wavy
Tools needed: Hairbrush, hair elastics, hair clips, wide-tooth comb, scissors, spray bottle, ponytail holders
Products required: Detangling spray and edge control gel
11. Single Fountain Pigtail
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Works well for toddler girls with short or curly hair such as those in African-American toddlers. This style is easy and quick to create.
How to:
- Brush the hair from all the sides of the head to the top center of the head.
- Keep combing till you make a small pigtail out of the hair. Run the comb several times to get loose hair within the pigtail.
- Tie the pigtail with a rubber band, or you can also wind a ribbon.
Face type:
Round, oval, heart-shaped
Hair type: Wavy and curly
Tools needed: Comb, hair clips, hair tie, scissors, spray bottle, blow dryer, round brush, flat iron.
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, hair gel, hair mousse, hairspray, serum.
Raquel, a girl mom, demonstrates a cute high pony hair style on her daughter Elena and shares a few tips. After fluffing up the ponytail, she adds “For her baby hairs I’m using a toothbrush and some gel. I think doing their baby hairs just gives it a different look and makes it look super cute so if you guys don’t do your kids baby hairs I recommend doing it just because it adds a different look to the hair style.
“I know a lot of kids do not like sitting through doing their hair so this is a look I really recommend when you’re in a hurry (i).”
12. Side Single Ponytail
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If your toddler girl has thin droopy hair, then you will love this style. Here the hair stays secured on one side of the head, making them manageable for the young girl especially when outdoors.
How to:
- Comb the hair to a side of choice to form a ponytail. You can leave some hair at the front to create small bangs on the forehead.
- Tie a rubber band or a ribbon around the ponytail to complete the look.
Face type:
Heart-shaped, long, oval
Hair type: Thin, straight hair
Tools needed: Comb, hair ties, scissors, hair clips, spray bottle, sectioning clips, blow dryer, round brush, fine-tooth comb
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, styling gel, hair serum, hair mousse, detangler spray
13. Mid-Parting With Two Ponytails
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It is among the conventional yet popular hairstyles for a toddler girl. Ponytails work great for older toddler girls, who are just joining kindergarten at the school where they need to stay well-groomed.
How to:
- Make a parting right at the top center of the head. Divide the hair into two sections; one on either side of the head.
- Make two ponytails on each end. Wrap the ponytails with colorful rubber bands.
Face type:
All face types – Round, oval, long, and heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, wavy, and slightly curly
Tools needed: Comb, hair ties, hair clips, hairbrush, scissors
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, detangler spray, hair gel, hair mousse
14. Side-Parting With Bow And Hairband
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The highlight here is the bow-shaped rubber band that helps secure the thin long tresses of a toddler girl.
How to:
- Comb the hair straight on the back and on the sides of the face.
- Put on the hairband and comb out some strands of hair on the front and the sides. Comb these loose fringes to straighten neatly.
- Now make a partition on one side of the hair and bring a section of hair to one end. Tie it with the bow-shaped rubber band. Leave the hair loose on the other end. Comb the hair well and your look is ready.
Face type:
Long, oval
Hair type: Thin, straight and long
Tools needed: Comb, hairbrush, sectioning clips, hairband, bow clip, scissors, spray bottle, mirror
Products required: Hair gel, leave-in conditioner, detangling spray, hair mousse, hairspray
15. Loose Braid With Clips
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Braids are easy to make, and you can set them well at their place with the use of clips and rubber band.
How to:
- Brush hair to the back and make two strands of hair and intertwine to create a loose braid. Bind the tapering end with a rubber band.
- Use hair-clips on either side of the lower half of the head. It helps secure the hair and prevents the braid from opening.
Face type:
Round, oval, and heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, wavy
Tools needed: Rat tail comb, hair clips, scissors, hair elastic bands, hairpins, mirror, spray bottle
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, detangling spray, styling gel, hair mousse, light-hold hairspray
16. Fringe Hairstyle
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Best suited for straight, droopy hair that tends to fall forward and sidewards. Fringes look cute and also stylish. They are easiest to make when the toddler girl already has some forehead bangs.
How to:
- Side partition the hair and bring a section of the hair to the forehead. Separate some individual strands of hair and comb them neatly.
- Space out the forehead strands with equal distance thus forming fringes.
- Comb the remaining hair the usual way.
Face type:
Round, heart-shaped, oval
Hair type: Straight and thin
Tools needed: Scissors, comb, hair clips, spray bottle, hair dryer, mirror, cape
Products required: Shampoo, conditioner, detangler spray, styling cream, hair gel, hair mousse
Point to consider17. Double-Side Buns
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Looking for a toddler girl hairstyle for a special event? Double-side buns should do great as they make your little one appear more adorable while the hairstyle is also hip – perfect for a toddler party.
How to:
- Make a middle parting and comb hair on either side of the head to make two ponytails.
- Use a rubber band at the base of the ponytail to hold them in place.
- Twist the ponytail clockwise to form a bun. Tuck away the loose end of the ponytail beneath the twisted bun.
- To keep the buns from unwinding, wrap a thin rubber band around it.
Face type:
Oval, round, long
Hair type: Wavy, straight, and slightly curly
Tools needed: Comb, hairpins, hair elastics, scissors, sectioning clips, spray bottle, hairbrush, tail comb, straightener (optional)
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, hair gel, styling mousse, hairspray, detangler spray
18. Three Braided Ponytails
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It is the same as making a regular braid, but here you have three of them on different sides of the head. It may seem complicated, but is simple and makes a trendy hairstyle for a toddler girl.
How to:
- Separate three sections of hair – one on the middle of the head, and one each on the side of the head.
- Take a section of hair and start braiding it. Make a braid each on the lower back, and sides of the head.
- Tie a rubber band at the end of the braid to complete the look.
Face type:
Oval, round, long
Hair type: Straight, thin
Tools needed: Comb, hair elastic bands, hair clips, rat tail comb, spray bottle, scissors, sectioning clips
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, detangler spray, hair gel, mousse, styling cream
19. Cropped Hair With Floral Hairband
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An easy to create hairstyle for toddler girls with short hair that are wavy or curly, this hairstyle is neat, quick, and quite cute.
How to:
- Wash the hair and dry it thoroughly. Comb them straight the usual way.
- Select a colored hair band that has a flower made of fabric attached to the side. This gives a much adorable look.
- Put on the hairband and your toddler girl is all set with her new hairstyle.
Face type:
Round, oval, heart-shaped
Hair type: Curly, wavy short hair
Tools needed: Comb, scissors, hair clips, spray bottle, hairbrush, hairdryer, flat iron (optional), clips
Products required: Shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner, hair mousse, hair gel, hairspray, hair serum
20. Half Clipped Half Fringed Hairstyle
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If the toddler’s hair is ultra thin, then you can choose a fringed look combined with the use of clips to hold some hair in place. This can be a perfect choice if you are looking for a three-year baby girl haircut.
How to:
- Make a one-side partition. Brush the long end of hair to one side and bundle them all together with a clip.
- The short end of the hair, on the other side of the partition, is separated into thin strands that are evenly spaced out to give a fringe look.
Face type:
All face types – long, oval, round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Thin, Straight
Tools needed: Comb, hair scissors, clippers, hair clips, blow dryer, round brush, sectioning clips
Products required: Hair gel, leave-in conditioner, styling cream, hairspray, detangling spray
21. French Braid
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French braid is similar to regular braid with a few differences. This hairstyle is great for almost any occasion and suits girls with long and dense hair.
How to:
- Comb hair all the way from front to the back. Take a large section of hair right from the top center of the head, unlike conventional braid where you pick a part closer to the lower side.
- Make three thick strands of hair and start intertwining them alternately like in a conventional braid.
- As you make three to four intersections, pull an additional strand of hair from the sides. Repeat picking extra strands of hair after every three to four twists.
- As you approach the end of the braid, leave a loose untied end at the bottom and wind it with a rubber band or a colored ribbon.
Face type:
Round, oval, long
Hair type: Straight, long, and dense
Tools needed: Comb, hair elastic bands, hair clips, rat-tail comb, brush, mirror, water spray bottle
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, hair gel, detangler spray, styling mousse, hair serum
22. Double French Braid
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Two French braids individually made from two sections of hair. It looks cute yet ornate for a toddler girl hairstyle for special occasions.
How to:
- Make a middle parting of the hair and divide them into two sections on the left and right side of the head.
- Now you have two groups of hair, which you use individually to make French braids like mentioned in the French braid hairstyle above.
- Tie a ribbon or a decorative rubber band at the end of the braid to make it more appealing.
Face type:
Round, oval, long
Hair type: Straight, long, and dense
Tools needed: Comb, hair ties, hair clips, brush, spray bottle, bobby pins, rat-tail comb, mirror
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, hairspray, hair gel, smoothing serum, dry shampoo
23. Horizontal Braid
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It is the same as making a regular braid, but here you tie the plait in a horizontal direction rather than vertical. If your little one has waves or curls, where a vertical braid may get too springy, you can try this braid.
How to:
- Take three strands of hair from the right side of the head. Start intertwining them to form a braid that will go horizontally right to left.
- As you come to the end of the braid, you would have reached the far left end of the head. Here you can tie the tapering end to the remainder of the hair with a decorative hair clip or a ribbon.
Face type:
Oval, round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Curly, wavy
Tools needed: Comb, hair clippers, hair elastics, bobby pins, hair clip sectioning clips, spray bottle, scissors
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, detangler spray, hair gel or mousse, hair serum
24. Fishtail Braid
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The fishtail braid is suitable for special occasions or when you want to make your toddler happy by giving her hair a new look.
How to:
- Make a long ponytail and secure it at its base with a rubber band. It makes it easier to do the braiding.
- Divide the ponytail into two smaller ponytails. Then separate a small section of hair from the left ponytail from its extreme left side. Bring the smaller ponytail over the left (now middle) ponytail.
- Then, separate a thin section of hair from the extreme right ponytail (like you did with the left one). Run the thin ponytail on the middle intertwined section including the original left ponytail.
- Repeat steps two and three. The idea is to separate a small section of hair from the two primary ponytails and twist them on the central, intertwined ponytail.
- Continue intertwining till you reach the bottom tapering end of the hair. Tie a rubber band at the end. The fishtail braid is now ready.
Face type:
Long, oval
Hair type: Long, straight, and wavy
Tools needed: Comb, hair elastic bands, hair clips, mirror, scissors, hair spray
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, detangler spray, hair gel, hair mousse, shine serum
25. Messy Hair Bun
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Messy hair buns are ideal during travel when all you want to do is bundle up your toddler’s hair quickly.
How to:
- Make a ponytail from the top center part of the head and tie the base tightly with a rubber band.
- Twist the ponytail tightly around its axis.
- Bring the end of the twisted ponytail to the bottom and slowly wrap the ponytail forming a bun.
- Tuck the end of the ponytail under the rubber band to secure the hair and prevent the bun from unwinding.
Face type:
All face types – Round, oval, long, and heart-shaped
Hair type: Curly, straight, wavy
Tools needed: Comb, hair tie, bobby pins, hair clip, spray bottle, hairbrush
Products required: Homb, hair tie, bobby pins, hair clip, spray bottle, hairbrush
26. Side Bun
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It is the same as a messy hair bun, but the hair is secured more tightly here. You can make a side bun precisely on the side of the head or the lower back part of the head, behind the ear.
How to:
- Select a spot either by the side of the head or behind the ear to make the side bun. Once you choose, make a ponytail and tie a rubber band at its base.
- You can twist the hair and wrap it around like a messy hair bun. Another way is to make a braid and then wrap it around. Making a braid makes the side bun more secure and difficult to unwind even when your toddler sprints around.
- Tie a large, showy hairband around the bun to secure it and make it look ornate.
Face type:
Oval, round, long
Hair type: Straight, wavy, and long
Tools needed: Comb, hair ties, bobby pins, hair clips, hairbrush, mirror, sectioning clips, scissors
Products required: Hair gel, hairspray, leave-in conditioner, detangler, styling cream
27. Side Clipped
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Best suited for toddler girls with thin hair that is short and thus difficult to set in pigtails and braids.
How to:
- Shampoo hair and pat dry with the towel leaving them a bit damp.
- Side partition the hair. Comb them straight all the way to the end.
- Take a hair clip and clip the hair on the opposite side of the head.
- Comb away any excess hair that falls towards the eyes and you are done with this quick and easy toddler girl hairstyle.
Face type:
Round, oval, heart-shaped
Hair type: Straight, short, and wavy
Tools needed: Scissors, clippers, comb, hair clips, spray bottle, cape, handheld mirror, blow dryer
Products required: Shampoo, conditioner, styling gel, leave-in conditioner, hair mousse, detangler spray
28. Bob Hair With Clip
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Bob cut looks good with fringes or forehead bands. However, if your toddler girl’s hair is short at the front or too curly, then you can clip them behind to make a modified bob hairstyle.
How to:
- Comb the hair straight all the way to the end. Separate a section of hair at the front, usually the one that forms the fringes/bangs.
- Use a comb to turn the hair over from the forehead towards the back of the head. Keep combing till you have a small hair puff.
- Secure the puff with a clip and comb away any fuzz.
Face type:
Round, oval, heart-shaped
Hair type: Wavy, curly, and short
Tools needed: Comb, hair clips, scissors, blow dryer, round brush, sectioning clips, hair straightener
Products required: Shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner, styling gel, hair mousse, hair serum, hairspray
29. Multiple Ponytails With Decorative Hairbands
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This toddler girl hairstyle is for when her hair is sparse, and you find it difficult to get a handful of hair to make a single long ponytail.
How to:
- Make a middle partition and then divide each section of hair into smaller groups/clusters of hair.
- Comb the hair straight in each bunch and bind them together to form a short ponytail. Go to the next cluster of hair and repeat the same. Continue doing it till you have a row of ponytails on each section.
- Make the hairstyle more eye-catching by using small hairbands of a different color each.
Face type:
Round, oval
Hair type: Thin and straight
Tools needed: Comb, hair elastic bands, sectioning clips, rat-tail comb, mirror, hair ties
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, hair gel or mousse, detangler spray, hairspray, decorative hairbands
30. Simply Tied For Curly Hair
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When nothing seems to work for your young girl’s curly hair, then tying it securely is perhaps the way to go to keep her hair neatly bundled.
How to:
- Use a wide-teeth comb to comb the curls all the way behind.
- Comb the hair to one side towards the lower back of the head.
- Use a large hair band and tie the hair in place. You can also use a hair clip. The hair will stay frayed and loose, but that is okay since that is what makes this hairstyle unique.
Face type:
All face types – long, oval, round, heart-shaped
Hair type: Curly, extremely wavy
Tools needed: Comb, scissors, hair clips, spray bottle, sectioning clips, cape, blow dryer, diffuser
Products required: Leave-in conditioner, curl cream, styling gel, hairspray, detangling spray, moisturizing serum
Tips For Choosing The Right Haircut For Toddler Girls
Choosing the right haircut for a toddler girl can be fun and practical with these tips:
- Ease of maintenance: Pick a style that’s easy to manage. A simple, shorter cut like a bob or pixie can be low-maintenance.
- Face shape: Select a style that complements her face shape. For instance, if you have a rounded face, you need a hairstyle with high narrow lines and avoid hairstyles with round symmetrical lines (3).
- Comfort: Ensure the haircut is comfortable and doesn’t irritate her neck or ears.
- Activity level: Choose a cut that suits her active lifestyle. Shorter styles or those with minimal layers can be more manageable for energetic toddlers.
- Seasonal needs: Think about the season. Shorter haircuts are great for summer, while longer styles can be cozy in winter.
Thus, choosing the right haircut for toddler girls should focus on comfort, ease of maintenance, and complementing their natural hair texture, ensuring both practicality and style.
Thus, choosing the right haircut for toddler girls should focus on comfort, ease of maintenance, and complementing their natural hair texture, ensuring both practicality and style.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Should I cut my toddler girl’s hair?
It all depends on the length of the hair and your level of expertise in cutting a toddler’s hair. If the hair seems lengthy and needs a trim, try to cut the edges with sterile and baby-friendly tools. If it is uncomfortable to carry out baby girl hair cutting at home, do not hesitate to seek the help of a hair professional.
2. Which haircut is best for a girl?
The best baby girl hair-cutting style for a toddler depends on her face shape, hair type, and season. Usually, bob-cuts, pixie cuts, bangs, or medium-length cuts suit most toddler girls.
3. When should I cut my toddler girls’ hair?
There’s no specific time to cut a toddler girl’s hair as it depends on the rate of hair growth and the child’s comfort levels with her hair. However, contact a doctor if the toddler is getting her haircut for the first time. Trimming or haircutting for girls two or three times a year is ideal.
4. What are some hair care tips for maintaining toddler haircuts?
To maintain toddler haircuts, regularly trim their hair to keep it neat and manageable. Use gentle, kid-friendly shampoo and conditioner to avoid irritation. Brush their hair daily with a soft-bristle brush to prevent tangles and breakage. Avoid heat styling and harsh chemicals. Teach toddlers to avoid pulling or tugging on their hair. Also, protect their hair from excessive sun exposure by using hats or scarves.
It is cute and charming when you style your little girl’s hair in different ways and styles that enhance her beauty and give her a distinct appearance. Thus, we have put together this list of stylish toddler girl haircuts and hairstyles that will come in handy for you. These hairstyles for little girls have been chosen considering the different hair types–short, long, straight, curly, and face types. In addition, some haircuts are so easy that you don’t need to take your child to a hairdresser or salon and can do it at home. So, try the different hairstyles on your little girl and find the one that suits her the best.
Illustration: Adorable Toddler Girl Haircuts And Hairstyles
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Check out this video for 6 easy and cute hairstyles for your toddler! Perfect for busy parents who want to make their little one look stylish.
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References
- Haircare for Girls and Young Women.
https://www.research.chop.edu/car-autism-roadmap/hair-care-for-girls-and-young-women - Teaching Your Child Healthy Hair Care Habits.
https://www.aad.org/public/everyday-care/hair-scalp-care/hair/hair-care-habits - Face Shapes and Your Hairstyle.
https://www.uen.org/cte/family/fashion/downloads/grooming/face-shapes.pdf
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