Easy Hairstyles for Toddlers With Short Hair
12 Adorable Toddler Girl Hairstyles
Mothers of little girls often dream of the days when they can start styling their daughter's hair. If you're like me, you are 2 years in and just now starting to have enough hair to work with. Conversely, some baby girls are born with more hair that some adult men and can start sporting pony tails and braids by their 1st birthday. One thing is for certain: toddler hair can be difficult to style. When you aren't dealing with a squirming toddler who won't sit still, you are battling very uneven and baby fine hair that easily slips out of elastics and bows. Well never fear, because we've found some adorable toddler girl hairstyles that are perfect for your little girl and will bring some of your hair styling dreams come true.
Check out these 12 adorable toddler girl hairstyles.
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1. Twisted Pigtails
Pigtails are a timeless style for little girls, and one you can never go wrong with this toddler girl hairstyle. This style puts a twist on your normal piggies, literally. Divide hair using a part down the middle (this mama used a zig zag part for extra pizazz!) and instead of smoothing hair back into pigtails, twist the hair. This would be a great style if your daughter has uneven hair and lots of little wispies!
If you want even more inspiration, head over to WeLoveBeingMoms.blogspot.com to view 29 MORE cute toddler hairstyles. You'll get great advice from twin mamas on food, family and freebies too!
Source: Babble.com
2. Bohemian Twist
This is a great style that even mom would enjoy for her own hair. It gets all the hair off your toddlers neck and really grabs all their baby hairs. The trick is getting your daughters hair wet before trying this style!
If you want the full how-to on this style, end 9 other toddler styles then head over to Babble.com and TwistMePretty.com!
Source: MakeItCozee.blogspot.com
3. Braid into Bun
If you want to spice up your normal bun style (assuming your daughter has enough hair to even DO a bun!) then this is a great way. Add a braid to the underside of the hair by basically performing an upside down french braid. Then just gather all the hair at the top and form into a messy bun.
MakeItCozee.blogspot.com has this and 15 other toddler hairstyles that you don't want to miss!
Source: Popsugar.com
4. Braided Side Ponytail
Side pony tails aren't just a thing of the past (hello 1980's!) and you can bring this style up to date by making it a braided side ponytail. Instead of combing all your daughter's hair to the side in a smooth pony tail, braid the back and/or front section of the hair and then gather all the hair into a hair elastic. This is a great hairstyle to keep all those annoying hair wisps in place!
Check out Popsugar.com for 9 more styles and all the video tutorials!
Source: GraspingForObjectivity.com
5. Soft Curls
Those of us with curly hair learn from an early age that our hair isn't like everyone else! We can't risk chopping off our hair too short for fear of triangle head, and we don't like traveling to humid climates where our hair ends up looking like Monica's hair when everyone on Friends traveled to Fiji. Toddlers with curly hair have some of the same frustrations. While their hair may actually be long, you can't tell because of the curl, and it can look messy easily. Instead of trying to brush it out or smooth it down, go for the curly look tamed back by a simple bow to hold back short hair in front.
GraspingForObjectivity.com has a great 5 step how-to on getting your toddlers gorgeous curly hair to look its best!
Source: SheDoesHair.blogspot.com
6. Multiple Pony Tails
Why have just 1 pony tail when you can do multiple? If you are in need of a style with staying power through play and nap time, this may be what you're looking for. Secure hair in as many pony tails as you want and fluff the ends for additional volume. It will keep your little ones hair out of their face all day and look adorable.
Be sure to visit SheDoesHair.blogspot.com for TONS of more ideas on hair, from braids to twist and more.
Source: SimplySadieJane.com
7. Half Up Bun
Your toddler may not have enough hair to do a clean looking bun (or even a messy one, for that matter!) so a half up bun is a great option. Just grab the top section of hair like you would a half pony tail and form into a bun. It's a cute look that works for play or for something a little fancy!
SimplySadieJane.com has this style, 22 others to go alone with it and yet another post on 15 MORE toddler styles!
Source: Brit.co
8. Topsy Turvy
Admit it, you wore this toddler girl hairtyle growing up but probably had a topsy turvy tool to go with it! Even though you probably don't need to plastic wand anymore, this style is still cute and functional. Just make a look pony tail, make a "hole" above the elastic and grab the ends of your pony and pull through the hole. Done!
There are 10 more styles where this came from over at Brit.co so check them out!
Source: ThereHomesteaders.blogspot.com
9. Pigtail Turnovers
Speaking of topsy turvies, this is a double whammy. Just make TWO ponytails (higher on the head) and thus, two turvies, or "turnovers" as this photo says. This can be done with long or short hair and gives such a normal style of pigtails a little something extra.
Be sure to visit ThereHomesteaders.blogspot.com for 9 more hairstyles for your daughter!
Source: HairstylesByMommy.com
10. Elastic Headband
For those of us with daughters with short hair, many of these toddler girl hairstyles we will have to wait for. But this style is for us! It works for hair of any length because you don't need to use all the hair- just the front. You will make 5 small point tails, each one adding in the tail of the previous pony tail, all along the crown of the head. This style is perfect for long wear and keeping hair out of the face!
HairstylesByMommy.com has the entire tutorial for this adorable style, as well as styles for tweens and teens!
Source: SheDoesHair.blogspot.com
11. Triple Side Ponies
The creator of this style uses it as a means to keep hair out of the face while growing out bangs. But even if you just love the style its still a cute look. Its also a simple way to coordinate with outfits and is a little more creative then your average pony.
Be sure to visit SheDoesHair.blogspot.com for TONS of more ideas on hair, from braids to twist and more.
Source: SimplySadieJane.com
12. Banded Pigtails
If your daughters hair isn't quite long enough to braid, then banded pigtails will do the trick. You simply need to start with 1 pigtail up top, then make another right underneath. Be sure to add the top pigtail hair to your next one, and continue down until all hair is pigtailed-out. This style will definitely survive nap time!
SimplySadieJane.com has this style, 22 others to go alone with it and yet another post on 14 MORE toddler styles!
Did you try out any of these adorable toddler girl hairstyles? Share with us in the comments below!
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Karly Wood
I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!
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Karly Wood
I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!
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