hi

I have a 2 year old niece with a puding bowl haircut

Nowt wrong with that but Im looking after her one day next week and have been thinking about taking her for a nice hair cut.

Not Vidal Sassoon, just someone who knows how to treat a toddler and will do a nice cut.

Any rec's?

Near to Greenhill a bonus but happy to travel

cheers

d

er, does her mum know you're planning this?

This could be the last time you get to spend time with her if you 'over step the mark' ;)

Indeed, you need to make sure you get her mums permission, us mums are lethal if someone alters anything to do with our "little darlings" especially their hair - :D

Hmm, just about starting to get up the courage to think about possibly maybe taking our 18 month old for a haircut. I think we need a really patient hairdresser/barber - Let me know how you go on

hi


Nowt wrong with that but Im looking after her one day next week and have been thinking about taking her for a nice hair cut.


d

:o :o

Like others have said, I hope you have permission. If not I reckon her mother will be looking for a modern day Sweeney Todd for you sonny Jim.

ukdavvy asks with regard to a niece.
Were it to have been about a nephew, I would have no qualms about recommending the purchase of a set of electric clippers and seeing how an all-over No4 or No6 can look very smart.
£5 to £10 for clippers ... money back within a month or two!

ukdavvy asks with regard to a niece.
Were it to have been about a nephew, I would have no qualms about recommending the purchase of a set of electric clippers and seeing how an all-over No4 or No6 can look very smart.
£5 to £10 for clippers ... money back within a month or two!

:o :o

NOOOOOOOOOO!!

It's just as bad.

:o :o

NOOOOOOOOOO!!

It's just as bad.

Sorry!

I assume that you mean with regard to parental permission.

Yes. I agree. (No permission ... No cut!)

I was just adding to the general tonsorial discussion.

In fact, I think that, if, without permission, you carry out the deed yourself, you are heading for a disaster 10 times worse than taking the child to a professional (without permission)!

*visions of yellow pages ad from years back* :hihi:

Not Vidal Sassoon, just someone who knows how to treat a toddler and will do a nice cut.

Any rec's?

Near to Greenhill a bonus but happy to travel

cheers

d

My wife takes our daughter to Moorview on Chesterfield Rd. She's been going there since she was about 2

*visions of yellow pages ad from years back* :hihi:

Thats what sprang into my mind - that was a great advert.

haircut for a toddler!!! sounds like a good swap

haircut for a toddler!!! sounds like a good swap
ive got 4 so do i get 4 haircuts .:hihi:

Hi I take my 18 month old to Pomade at Totley Rise, Rebecca does it(she's lovely) it costs a fiver, but you would probably have to book.

Whatever you do - Don't go to Alan Paul at Meadowhall - I took my 22 month old there about 3 weeks ago and am disgusted at the job they did. None of it is straight - the back or fringe and it was cut into terribly. She does sit and sits well - but after 40 minute of butchering, it was a joke.

I have called to complain and could have gone down to see the Manager, but to be honest - I wouldn't even let them anywhere near her hair again to try and correct it, I wouldn't take the chance. I am just waiting for it to grow grow grow now and hopefully will find a good hairdresser to trim it eventually - If not, I'll do it myself (I would have done a better job this time!)

Just a warning!

scotts on the wicker are good with kids

bit costly (£4.60 i think)

scotts on the wicker are good with kids

bit costly (£4.60 i think)

Try £17.50 for costly!!! (Alan Paul Meadowhall)