Do your kids ouch you to deat while washing/brushing their hair???

Hi ya psspurgeon1 Well I think I am lucky that I have all boys!! Literally in the morning they get up get ready and go, no hairbrushig involved as their hair is so short! The all went for a stage of protesting when I washed their hair when the water and shampoo went over their faces but I caried on and they go over it. All I can suggest is getting her hair cut into something sweet and girly but way more managable - life is too short to be fighting with your daughter about her hair it must be so stressful!!

I have two girls one is almost 5 the other a few months off turning 3 they BOTH cry moan and shout when im doing their hair despite my every effort to be gentle and I use a detangling spray, the eldest is more prone to crying about it if she is tired though! As for washing hair eldest has always been fine youngest will get hysterical unless you allow her to cover her eyes with a flannel (I dont get water in their eyes but she panics a lot) and then she is really good sits still and doesnt moan

My daughter is terrible about her hair. She is almost 2. Her hair is so fine and so curly that it knots really easily. She hates having it washed and she hates having it combed. It is a constant battle.

I was that way with my Mom, but she was a little rough with the brush, lol.

My daughter is 6, and how much of a fuss she makes depends on her mood at that time. If she is excited or really wants to go somewhere, do something, she will brush her own hair, getting the tanfles all out, without a fuss at all. If she is in one of her stubborn moods, which can be quite frequent, she will ouch, yell, cry, shake her head around to make it worse, whatever she thinks she can do to try avoiding having to brush her hair.

I have a neice with really curly hair, who will start with the ouches before the brush or comb even touches her hair. I think it's because when her "mom" was actually around my brother had to tell her all of the time to even brush it, and even then she wouldn't put what she needed to in her dry hair to make the brushing easier on the baby. When she's at my house, I keep detangler and a shea butter conditioner called Cantu (it's heavier than a spray conditioner but light, smells like cookie dough), I also like VO5 Detangle And Shine because it's detangler and very light conditioner in one. These help to keep away the ouches, and she trusts me to brush her hair more. Everyone's always complimenting on how her hair smells good and looks healthy, and shiny while not being too oily. A plus to this is that she has never gotten lice. I used to work in beauty, so I always had a lot of people asking me advice on doing different types of hair, and tons asking me how to keep lice out of their school aged children's hair. The VO5 was a huge hit, because you can use it in any hair type. Some kids just hate having their hair combed though, and eventually will grow out of it. My neice really only likes for me to comb her hair, she runs from everyone else and cries lol.

I think it just depends on the person. I don't have kids, but when my sister and I were little we were complete opposites. Me, you could yank all my hair out and it wouldn't hurt (I have a hard head, haha) and would often brag about this by demonstrating when my sister would complain. lol My sister would CRY and scream if you even so much as brushed her hair the wrong way. I remember my Grandma could stick her hands in scalding water and not even flinch. I tend to be the same way with hot water. It doesn't bother me much unless it's hot enough to physically burn me. Everyone is just different. I guess you just have to be patient with the sensitive ones!