
If you're a parent with straight hair and the genetic gods have handed you a child with springy locks, here are some curly hair tips to help keep the knots out and the bouncy curls in.
Baby hair is typically thinner and finer than child and adult hair. It may be wispy, too thin to control with barrettes. Baby hair that is curly, then, may start to look wild or frizzy as it grows from your little one's head. This is part of the growing process; after a bit of patience and time, that hair will grow long enough to weigh itself down and look neater. In most cases, the frizz is simply due to that fine nature of baby hair.
Until that curly mane tames itself, try small rubber hair bands or tight clips on your little girl. A headband can also help hold down unruly locks. For boys, you may wish to keep the hair shorter until it thickens, but remember that a boy with a head of curly hair can look really cute! Try a haircut that keeps the top a bit longer than the sides, for a boyish look that maintains that curl.
To keep curly hair from frizzing, follow these tips:
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