Should I cut my hair or not?

Short hairstyle look great and are very fashionable. If you want to get a buzzcut, you can have it shaved close to your scalp. But if you want to keep your hair long, there are plenty of options for styling it. If you want a short hairstyle, you can cut your hair yourself or visit a salon.

Can I cut my baby's hair now?

It's always best to wait until your little one is eight weeks or older to cut their hair, as their scalp is more developed. While babies like to touch their heads, they aren’t as good at controlling snags and bumps. Plus, it’s easier to see if the cut looks even after one or two snips.

Is it okay to cut my baby's hair?

If you plan to cut your baby's hair, it's best to wait until after the first six weeks, when most babies start to develop a sense of touch. After that, you can start snipping away. But don't be surprised if your baby pulls at their hair or cries when you touch it. It's perfectly normal.

Will cutting my hair change my baby's hair?

If you plan to dye your new short hair or touch up your color, be sure to talk to your doctor first. Certain medications can be harmful to your baby if taken during pregnancy.

Can I cut my baby's hair short?

It may seem like an obvious question, but many parents wonder if they can cut their babies' hair short. Believe it or not, it's actually perfectly normal for babies to get their first haircuts between the ages of two and six months. Short, even pixie cuts, are fine for babies under four months, but wait at least two months and then ask your doctor.