First haircut videos for toddlers and kids
Quick answer
Many children dislike the buzz, the cape and sitting still. These videos show the whole visit first: Caitie's "Let's Get A Haircut!", Daniel Tiger's first haircut, Wes at the barbershop and Julia's salon visit on Sesame Street. Use Repeat one for Cookie Monster's "Haircut Song", or loop one calm moment with A–B.
Videos in this playlist
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Let's Get A Haircut! | Caitie's Classroom Field Trip | Helpful Parenting Video for KidsSuper Simple Play with Caitie!Play from here Loop - 2
Sesame Street: Wes' First Barbershop HaircutSesame StreetPlay from here Loop - 3
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood | Daniel Visits the Dentist/Daniel's First Haircut (ASL) | PBS KIDSPBS KIDSPlay from here Loop - 4
All About Hair with Elmo & Friends! | TWO Sesame Street Full EpisodesSesame StreetPlay from here Loop - 5
Haircut Song with Cookie Monster | Sesame Street ClassicSesame Street ClassicsPlay from here Loop - 6
Phoebe & Jay FULL EPISODE | The Barbershop 💈 | PBS KIDSPBS KIDSPlay from here Loop - 7
Phoebe & Jay | The Barbershop ✂️ | PBS KIDS for ParentsPBS KIDS for ParentsPlay from here Loop - 8
Bingo Finds Her Voice 🗣️ | Hairdressers - Season 2 Highlight | BlueyBluey - Official ChannelPlay from here Loop - 9
Help Give Our Friends Haircuts! | Scissor SkillsSuper Simple Play with Caitie!Play from here Loop
How can I help a child who is scared of haircuts?
Talk through each step before you go, play hair salon at home with a comb and a spray bottle, and bring a favorite toy. A quiet time of day, a short trim and a stylist who shows each tool before using it can all help.
How can RepeatWatch help before a haircut?
Save the steps of Caitie's salon visit on keys 1–9, from the cape to the mirror, and talk through each one. Loop Daniel Tiger's haircut scene with A–B so your child can watch it as often as they like. Keep the preview short with Stop after or the sleep timer.
Frequently asked questions
What if my child has sensory sensitivities?
Some children find clippers, water spray or loose hair on their skin uncomfortable. Julia's haircut episode shows a child getting ready slowly. Ask the stylist about scissors instead of clippers, and talk with your child's doctor or therapist if haircuts are very distressing.
What age are these haircut videos for?
Most suit toddlers and preschoolers (ages 2–6). Phoebe & Jay's barbershop episode and the Bluey hairdressers clip also suit early grade school. For the youngest children, watch together and keep screen time short.