My 15 month old has a mohawk right now, only because I can only get to the sides before he moves on me. I keep it short and it is not dyed. I like it because right away people know he is a boy. Where when he has all his hair and it starts to get long they ask how old my daughter is.

I just cut my 2year olds hair in to a mohawk he loves it an so do I before that he has sported a faid since in was 15 months old but i do all the hair cuts on the boys myself

I don’t think it’s appropiate to subject a child to the looks and stares of other adults and kids. If the child wants and needs that kind of attention then there is something missing at home. On the other hand if that is the style in your area and the child wants that type of style and your OK with it, then I don’t think there is a problem. But if your imposing your values because you think it looks cute you are really causing your child self esteem issues. He/she will carry that issue throughout their lives.

that’s weird… you changed the “pebbles” pic…ya, the pic with 3 pony tails looks pretty stupid! they should of just done pigtails with that much hair. my daughter lets me do them sometimes but it will be maybe another month before they will look real good with the length of her hair.

The pic that’s labeled “The Rat Tail” is a mullet, not a rat tail. I should know. I had one…actually, I’ve had both.

Don’t judge me.

It appears as though a lot of the kids in these pictures would be old enough to have actually asked for the hairstyle… Oh well, as others have said it is just hair, and it grows back. Everyone, everywhere will eventually be embarrassed by their hair, might as well let these little ones get it out of the way early.

Half of those kids look like they are past the toddler stage. Some of those kidsvhair may be that way naturally, not everyones hair grows in perfectly. There isis absolutely nothing wrong with Mohawks.

Why is this site so judgemental.

Im about at the point of unliking babble so im not bombarded with garbage anymore. This site use to be fun and helpful…what happened?

My 8 year old has a green mohawk at the moment, and it was red before that. He asked for the cut and the color. We used the semi-permanent wash-out type. Who cares. It looks cute and he’s a straight student who rarely gets in trouble in trouble in school .Once he hits 6th grade the school’s dress code only allows “natural” hair colors, so why not let him play with his hair now.

Hair is hair, it can be cut and will grow back. And no life is lost. My kids have great manners, polite, caring… if they want to have a hair cut that is out of fashion but makes them smile. I let them. In my opinion people are too concerned about their kids being stylish or cool instead of letting them show their individuality and be kids. My daughter is clean, healthy, athletic, kind, smart… and has her bangs dyed teal. She also wants a mohawk this summer. My son is 5. So funny and sweet. Cared for, clean and healthy. He for the first time asked to have his hair cut a certain way, a mohawk. So he got it. I don’t want my kids to choose their styles by what a magazine states it the only cool way to dress or style to carry. I want them to be them.