20+ Toddler Hairstyles for Girls

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As Squeaker is entering toddlerhood, one of our challenges has been keeping her bangs out of her face. I’m in no rush to get her haircut, and so I’ve been looking for toddler hairstyles for girls that I can do at home. I wouldn’t say I’m hair-challenged but I want something easy and quick for both her patience and my sanity. Most days, I’m content to just put her hair in pigtails (or pretty as she calls them) and be done with it.

But now, I’m inspired to try more ideas and I’m sharing with you 20+ easy hairstyles for little girls that I love.

First, you might want to check out this helpful post from A Bella Braids about how to care for your toddler’s hair. And if you have a child with curly hair, check out Lasting Thumbrint’s post about caring for your child’s curly hair. Finally, before you tackle these ideas, check out ten tips for getting your toddler to sit still during hairstyles from Cute Girl Hairstyles.

And if you’re wanting to get some curls in your little girl’s hair, check out this:

How To Use Sponge Rollers to Get Curls

Pigtails and Ponytails for Little Girls

• Zig Zag Pull Through Pigtails from Hairstyles for Tiny Divas
• Twist Braid Pigtails from Hairstyles for Tiny Divas
• Mini knots and ponytails from Babes in Hairland
• Piggies and Curls from She Does Hair
• Simple Step Ponytails from Hairstyles for Tiny Divas
• Hearts and Pigtails from Hairstyles for Tiny Divas
• 3 Twists Side Ponytail from Snap Bandz
• French Ponytail from One Fun Mom
• 5 Flipped Ponytails from Babes in Hairland

And, take a look at this cute toddler pigtail tutorial:

Buns, Braids, and Knots for Little Girls

• Double Twist from Girly Do Hairstyles
• Toddler Top Knot from Kojo Designs
• Super Twisty Bun from Hairstyles for Tiny Divas
• Sock Bun for Toddlers from Mama and Baby Love

And check out this tutorial for how to do knots from Girly Do Hairstyles:

You can also find 7 easy toddler hairstyles at Simplistically Sassy and 10 toddler hairstyles from The Rehomesteaders.

And, just so you can see the struggle?

Forgive the blurriness, Squeaker was in a rush to get back outside to play. Her pigtails were already wet for this so after braiding on the run (literally), I secured the two braids together at the back.

Braiding hair while wet makes for a tighter braid. If I wanted an even better braid, I would have grabbed gel but it wasn’t that big of a deal for me.

What hairstyles do you like for toddlers?

Need more hairstyle ideas for your little girl?

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Kori is a late diagnosed autistic/ADHD mom. She is currently located in Albany, NY where she is raising a neurodiverse family. Her older daughter is non-speaking autistic (and also has ADHD and Anxiety) and her youngest daughter is HSP/Gifted. A blogger, podcaster, writer, product creator, and coach; Kori shares autism family life- the highs, lows, messy, and real. Kori brings her own life experiences as an autistic woman combined with her adventures in momming to bring you the day-to-day of her life at home. Kori is on a mission to empower moms of autistic children to make informed parenting decisions with confidence and conviction.

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