Kids’ haircuts in Kissimmee, with patient hands
Twelve and under. A booster seat, a barber who has done a thousand first haircuts, and a parent close by.
What you get
A haircut they don’t dread
Tasha takes most of the kids in the shop. She lets them hold the comb, shows them the clippers before they go on, and keeps it short and cheerful. A nervous kid gets a scissor cut.
- A booster seat so the barber isn’t stooping and the cut is even.
- Clippers shown first, or scissors only if the buzz is the problem.
- A parent right beside the chair, always.
In the chair
How it goes
Meet the chair
Up into the booster seat, a cape, and a look at the clippers and the comb before anything starts.
Sides and back
Clippers with a long guard first, or scissors if the buzz is too much.
The top
Scissors, with a break if they need one. Five minutes of wriggling is normal.
A look in the mirror
The hand mirror, a brush-off, and a sticker for anyone who wants one.
Ask for it by name
First haircut?
Tell us when you send the request. We keep the afternoon quiet around it.
Pick a quiet time
Tuesday to Thursday after school. Saturday mornings are the busiest and loudest.
Bring the comfort item
A tablet, a toy or a snack is fine in the chair. So is sitting on your lap.
Keep a lock
Ask and we’ll snip a curl for you to keep in an envelope.
Questions
Kids’ cuts: straight answers
What age do you cut kids’ hair from?
From a first haircut, usually around one year old, up to twelve. Thirteen and up is the adult menu.
Can I stay with my child?
Yes, always. Stand right beside the chair; for a first cut, they can sit on your lap.
My child hates the clippers. Can you cut it with scissors?
Yes, the whole cut, at the same $25.
When is the quietest time to bring kids?
Tuesday to Thursday afternoons. Saturday mornings are the busiest time of the week.
Also on the menu
While you’re in the chair
Harlow & Pike · Kissimmee
A calm haircut, and a sticker at the end
Tell us it’s a kids’ cut and a time of day. The shop texts you back to agree a time.