I Cut My Toddler's Hair for the First Time with Zero Experience! Look how it turned out 😳

I've been putting off cutting my two-year-old daughter's hair for months, but today I decided to take the plunge. I had zero experience, I told myself that it couldn't be worse: either it turns out well or it turns out badly and I'd be finally forced to take her to the hairdresser for correction and that's still good because i didn't get to make an appointment for months.
To my surprise, the haircut turned out great!
Here's a step-by-step guide to how I did it:
- Brush the hair with a wet brush to remove any tangles.
Collect the hair in a LOOSE! ponytail about 1 cm above the bottom line of the ears
- Cut the ponytail straight across
- Cut the neck hair with scissors in vertical positions to make it shorter than the above layer
- Use the same method to trim the ends of the hair for even and textured ends.
- Use thinning scissors to thin out the ends of the hair. Note: Be careful when using thinning scissors, as they can be unpredictable.
I was really happy with how the haircut turned out, especially considering that I had no experience.
If you're thinking about cutting your child's hair for the first time, I say go for it! It's not as difficult as it may seem, just cut it little by little, comb and check it regularly for not cutting too short.
And if it does turn out badly, you can always take them to the hairdresser.
Tips for Cutting Your Child's Hair:
- Use sharp scissors. This will help to prevent split ends.
- Cut the hair dry. This will give you a better idea of how the haircut will look.
- Start by trimming small amounts of hair at a time. You can always cut more off later, but you can't put it back on.
- Take breaks. If your child gets restless, take a break and come back to the haircut later.
Most importantly, have fun! Cutting your child's hair can be a great bonding experience.
Music:Blue Dream
Musician:Cheel