Baby Girls' First Haircut Styles

Convenience and cuteness are two of the main considerations as you contemplate your baby girl̵7;s first hairstyle. Little ones this age rarely have patience for sitting for lengthy styling sessions, though, so keep the style simple. When it̵7;s time for the first trim, you have a few options for your little one̵7;s first haircut style.

  1. Long-term Style Goals

    • Think about the style you̵7;d like for your little princess once she̵7;s got a full head of hair. You might go for a fringe and a short bob or perhaps you̵7;d prefer her hair a little longer. Consider your baby girl̵7;s hair type -- straight, wavy or curly -- and speak with a stylist for recommendations based on this hair type. Make sure the first trim is a step toward a preferred future hairstyle that fits your baby̵7;s hair type. For example, if you know that you want a long style for your baby̵7;s straight hair, don̵7;t cut a short fringe that your little one will have to grow out. A simple trim off the ends to shape the style will probably suffice.

    Simple Style Options

    • Keeping hair off the face is usually a priority for children. You can achieve this style with a fringe or bangs over the eyes, blending into hair that could be chin-length or longer, depending on how much hair your little one has. If you decide to skip the fringe and just shape the ends of your little one̵7;s hair for the first cut, prepare to pull hair back with barrettes, rubber bands or headbands.

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