Kids' Haircuts, With Patience Included
Cutting a kid's hair is one part barbering and two parts patience, and we budget for both. Wiggly toddlers, first-haircut nerves, school-picture deadlines, a teenager's very specific fade request, all normal days here. Parents wait comfortably, kids leave looking sharp, and nobody cries. Usually not even the parents.
$5 off a haircut for seniors 65+, active duty military and children 12 and under. Every price is a starting price; the final price is set in the chair by the work.
First haircuts
We go slow, we show the clippers before they buzz, and we stop when a break is needed. Bring your camera, and ask us for a lock of hair for the baby book before it hits the cape. The milestone matters to us too.
School-age and up
Kids deserve a real cut, not a quick mow, the same consultation, the same clean edges, scaled to their patience. Teens get treated like the adults they are trying to be: their fade request taken seriously and executed properly.
A genuinely family shop
Dad's fade, a kid's first cut and mom's trim can share one booking block, the whole family handled in one warm room on a Saturday morning. That is the shop we set out to be.
Common questions
What age do you start?
Whenever the first haircut is due, toddlers included. Mornings are the calmest hours for little ones; book early if naps rule your schedule.
My kid hates clippers. Options?
Shears-only cuts are no problem, and plenty of kids graduate to clippers after watching a parent go first. We follow the kid's pace, not the clock.