Braids

Kids Braided Hair Styles

Kids Braided Hair Styles are abundant in variety. They come in different shapes and forms and can be worn by most children. As summer is here, it is a nice way to pull back the hair to keep them cooler in the warmer months. Since children are generally more active than adults, it is a good option to use when they are doing their daily activities or playing sports.

When deciding upon a style, children usually have seen characters in a movie which have these types of styles. This can make it easier in convincing the child to wear this if they are resistant. By comparing them to their favorite cartoon character or movie star. Even little boys can wear this adornment if their hair is long enough.

Ranging from longer to shorter ways of designing you can have fun when deciding which one you choose to do. There is the fishtail, traditional and regional types. French, English, and Dutch among many others. These you can put your own twist on by adding flowers, ribbons, clips and other ornaments. Having braids in your hair can be good to keep your hair in optimal shape in certain types of weather. Wind can be a nuisance for children’s’ hair, making them constantly taking it out of their face or their hands constantly around their face which as most parents know isnt good when they are playing in the mud or have their hands in public places where germs can thrive.

When sailing or swimming a plait is a good way to style the hair because it keeps it from getting in the eyes where these activities are reliant on sight. Many people chose to sleep in this hairstyle because it doesn’t bend the hair strands, but when taking the hairstyle out of the band in which is holding it in place, or the pins it can be a new style of its own. A pretty curl or crimp will be in its place which can be a fun way to express a bit of style as well.

If you look through many different magazines or watch older films where these hairstyles can be seen you can make the decision which one you would like to try out for yourself. Since there are numerous it can be worn daily in different ways without looking like the same hair do over and over again.  Teaching your child  or children how to do it on their own can be a good bonding experience and teaches them a way of individuality. Have fun and make your own way, who knows it could be the newest trend among your little ones friends.

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Our goal is to share the beauty of Afro-textured hair and to have a place where we can come together to get examples, advice, and information of black hair growth and hairstyles. Whether you have permed, pressed, or natural hair it's still black hair and it's beautiful.

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