Choose the right tool
Buy a barber scissors and comb specially designed for children. Make sure that the blades of scissors are sharp and rust-free, and the comb should be larger to prevent the hair from being pulled down.
Prepare a barber chair.
Prepare a stable and adjustable barber chair for children to ensure that the height of the chair can be adjusted to a comfortable position for children. Put a cushion or blanket on the chair to prevent the cut hair from spreading.
Be patient and calm.
Hairdressing can be very stressful and uncomfortable for children, so parents need to be patient and calm, and appease their children with gentle words and actions.
Protect children's eyes.
Wear a pair of protective glasses to prevent the cut hair from splashing into the child's eyes.
Step by step adaptation
Before giving your child a haircut, you can let your child watch the video of someone else's haircut and familiarize him with the process. Then, you can try to comb your hair with a comb first, so that children can gradually get used to this process.
Keep communication
During the whole haircut, keep in touch with your children and let them know your every move and what will happen next. This will help them feel at ease.
warn
Make sure the child's head is stable and avoid sudden movement during the haircut. At the same time, make sure that the scissors are always away from the child's face and eyes.
Educate children
In the process of haircut, you can explain to your child why you should have a haircut regularly, how to comb your hair correctly and keep your scalp healthy.
Do a good job in follow-up treatment
After a haircut, clean the hair on the floor and check for signs of injury or discomfort. If necessary, you can apply some conditioner or lotion to your child to keep the scalp and skin moist.