You know what our kind of hair is like. As soon as you comb it, it seems to magically tangle all over again. I need to know how you lessen the pain of doing your child's hair, if it's even possible. My 3yr old dd will cry at the very mention of having her hair done, and she will cry from start to finish which can take as long as 2hrs. My apartment neighbors probably think I'm in there torturing the poor thing. I absolutely hate putting her( and ME!) through this everytime I need to wash or restyle her hair, but it's got to get done. I know her pain, I've been there. And I'm pretty sure I've tried everything aside from shaving it off or relaxing it.
Asked by aluvk4evr at 10:13 PM on Apr. 7, 2010 in Preschoolers (3-4)
Level 11 (500 Credits)Answer by my2kids312 at 10:37 PM on Apr. 7, 2010
Answer by rahrahsmama at 10:17 PM on Apr. 7, 2010
I'm in the same boat. My daughter(10) begs me to shave it off. I do twists but now that she is getting older it's time for a new look and I don't know what to do. I recently watched the documentary "good hair" and it left me just as confused as ever. 3 years old is way too young to do a relaxer. I think the youngest age is 6 because you can cause permanent damage to the scalp. I am trying to keep it natural as long as possible because I don't want her to lose her hair.
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