Toddler Girl Hair Help Please

[amyren]

I had the same problem with DD. We were constantly hiding her "fly aways" with pigtails or headbands. I finally decided to get it cut. I think if I hadn't cut it it would just have continued to grow out uneveny.
We had it done at Harmony Barber Shop at MK. It was awesome! She did great and now she has a cute little bob. Its a little shorter than I wanted, but it looks a lot thicker. It's easier to manage too.

 

[NotUrsula]

my dd now 16 had the exact same problem, and my hairdresser said to continue having it trimmed, and it would thicken up. Boy was she right. my dd has such a thick head of hair that she cannot blow dry it. It just takes her too long (20 min at least.) She has beautiful thick hair now, but it was a definite mess when she was younger. So keep getting it trimmed and it will get better.

Oh, I wish that I could say that was always the case, but it isn't. My hair is wispy-thin and always has been, except when I was pregnant. The only thing that gives it any kind of volume is keeping it blunt cut and drying it upside-down from the roots. Before blow-dryers my mom was always trying to put it on rollers, but it would limp out within an hour unless it was teased and just shellacked with AquaNet.