Why children are afraid of the barber
The fear usually comes not from the barber but from having to stay still in an unfamiliar place, plus the sound of the clipper and cold metal on the neck.

With children, patience matters as much as technique. A haircut given to a child who is not yet comfortable is neither a good cut nor a good memory.
The fear usually comes not from the barber but from having to stay still in an unfamiliar place, plus the sound of the clipper and cold metal on the neck.
Nothing is rushed. If the child does not want the chair yet, we wait; if needed we start on a parent’s lap. The clipper is shown and run by hand first so the sound becomes familiar.
Yes. Especially for a first haircut, having a parent close by helps noticeably.
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