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I’ve been getting my hair cut with Billie Jo for a very long time. She’s the best. Loved t...more
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Bring a comfort item, a snack, and anything that helps your child stay calm—favorite toy, blanket, or tablet. If your toddler has special needs, note them when booking so the stylist can prepare. Arrive a few minutes early.
Typically 20-30 minutes depending on cooperation and style chosen. We prioritize a calm pace over speed, pausing for breaks when needed to keep your child comfortable and prevent distress. First visits may take slightly longer.
Yes—parents or guardians are encouraged to stay beside their child for reassurance. Our team works with caregivers to position and soothe toddlers, and we welcome parental input on style preferences and comfort strategies throughout the appointment.
Yes—age-appropriate distractions like toys, books, and short videos are available. Tell us your child’s favorite activities when booking, and we’ll prepare specific items, or feel free to bring familiar toys to make the experience more enjoyable.
Most toddlers benefit from haircuts every 6-12 weeks to maintain neat shape and manageability. Curly or rapidly growing hair may need more frequent trims. We’ll recommend a personalized schedule based on hair type and your preferred look.
We follow strict sanitation protocols, use child-safe tools, and employ trained stylists experienced with toddlers. Scissors and clippers are handled carefully with frequent communication, and we pause when children become distressed to prioritize their comfort and safety.
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