So I have/had this problem were brushing the hair of my 3yr old daughter offers no peace or silence for either of us. I am sure she will have haunted memories from these experiences and need counseling at a later date.
So... You might catch her with beautifully brushed and neat, slick, shiny, clean hair but I doubt it. But if you were to this is how I would do it....
Alternatively... Get a pretty basket/bucket/container... then fill it with all sorts of 'pretties' that is used ONLY when brushing hair. Include all necessary hair equipment (brushes, combs, hair ties, clips, leave in conditioner, spray bottle of water) and some extra things like necklaces, bracelets, shiny things, beads, nail polish. It is a lot more fun and so much more practical.
& just so you know we use the elastic type hair bands because a toddler can not pull them out and they actually hold the hair in :) Oh... and cos you can buy 300 for like $2. Bargain!
I discovered this neat little tip when I gave this princess at age 2 her brother's harmonica to hold and got her hair brushed...
5 Things I am Thankful for:
1. Pretty box of pretties
2. SIL who comes and does my princess's beautiful food filled hair... okay so she was here for another reason but still did her hair
3. Leave in conditioner sprays
4. That my daughter has soft, wavy/curly feminine hair
5. Cute pig tails
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