This thread is created to enable us learn and appreciate our kids hair.

* Drop your regimen for your kid(s), products you use on kid(s).

* Goals and Lenght of hair you want to achieve for your child's hair.

* List out chanlleges you are facing.

* What protective styles do you use for your kids..

LETS GET THIS PARTY STARTED...............

YOU ALL ARE WELCOME...

i have 2 daughters, their hairs are natural. ( MY HAIR IS NATURAL TOO).

REGIMEN: I wash their hair with liquid black soap i made with dudu osun.
i co wash their hair with kids organics shea butter condtioning shampoo.
once in a week i deep condition their hair with kids organics protein enriched conditioner and once in a month i use ORS replenish conditioner as a deep conditioner for their hair.
i do hot oil treatment for them once in a month aswell
i mixed oilive oil, melted sheabutter oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil and jamaican black castor oil( though little cos the oil is heavy) as mosturisers.
No protective styles yet cos their hairs are small so we rock TWA with hair bands.
My daily routine is wash or co-wash then apply my mixed oils ( i massage their scalp to stimulate hair growth) or style with kids organics smoothing & styling gel n rock out hair band.
For detangling i use kids organics conditioning detangler.

GOAL: i want the edges, side edges and the back of my kid's hair to grow out very full and rich.
below is a pic.

Has any Mom tried avocado mixed with oilive oil applied on the hair n cover with shower cap to seat for 30min - 1hour? i heard it eliminates frizz.

I will give it a try n post results.

If your child's hair is not growing out properly, massger castor oil on their scalp to stimulate growth.
PATIENCE is the KEY.

stil waiting for other Moms to hopp in.

cocospice: GOAL: i want the edges, side edges and the back of my kid's hair to grow out very full and rich.
below is a pic.

Well, I've worked with some moms and regular application of a 1:1 mix of castor and shea butter to make a thick cream has worked well. It also helps with styling if your baby is a girl.

Also those mini puffs with rubber bands really wreck havoc on the child's hair and may stress the hair follicles. instead try styles like fingercoils, minitwists and the moisturised afro.

I have some simple regimen on my blog www.nappilynigeriangirl..com under the label 'children' and some products I've discovered that work really well with children's hair.

Hope this helps.

P.s. I'm proud of you mums that try to care for their kid's natural hair.
My mum did the same and I thank God for her. She has passed down her basic knowledge in natural hair care and I've never seen any reason to relax it.

NappilyNigerian:

Well, I've worked with some moms and regular application of a 1:1 mix of castor and shea butter to make a thick cream has worked well. It also helps with styling if your baby is a girl.

Also those mini puffs with rubber bands really wreck havoc on the child's hair and may stress the hair follicles. instead try styles like fingercoils, minitwists and the moisturised afro.

I have some simple regimen on my blog www.nappilynigeriangirl..com under the label 'children' and some products I've discovered that work really well with children's hair.

Hope this helps.

P.s. I'm proud of you mums that try to care for their kid's natural hair.
My mum did the same and I thank God for her. She has passed down her basic knowledge in natural hair care and I've never seen any reason to relax it.

thanks so much.. am open to learning. wil adhere to ur advice and visit the children section on your blog.

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AlbinoNinja: *following*

welcome on board

cocospice:

welcome on board

Thanks.

Theres a similar thread somewhere with natural kid styles. Ill find it and link it later.

AlbinoNinja:

Thanks.

Theres a similar thread somewhere with natural kid styles. Ill find it and link it later.

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AlbinoNinja: https://www.nairaland.com/1308053/all-childrens-hair-styles

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