The Simple Tricks I Use To Cut My Autistic Child's Hair!

Here are some great tips for successful hair cutting with autistic children, or any sensory sensitive person!
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[@cassydemchuk6373]

Good job love how your doing this

[@reallifeinlucyskitchen]

Great tips as to when we cut our kids hair in general. I usually take my kids see other kids have their hair done especially as they usually cry. I love that he's steady throughout the entire process.

[@TwilaSchell]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@lucysnest5775]

You did an excellent job with his hair. It's good as it is no need for the next day. I love the tips you gave. I'll surely do better next time with my boy. Thanks

[@TwilaSchell]

Thank you 🌻

[@bahtillamarinettetv]

Thank you for sharing these tips, they are useful. You are a great mum. Watching how you cut his hair is a good stategey.

[@TwilaSchell]

Oh thank you!

[@CozyQueenAdventures]

You seem to have a great routine with your child. It takes a lot of skill to cut hair, especially a child's hair. I was always afraid I would mess their hair up .

[@TwilaSchell]

Thank you so much!

[@TakiyahColemann]

This is awesome! It looks like the most important thing is patience when cutting his hair. I love all of the tips you gave I’m glad that I came across your video

[@TwilaSchell]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Nicole-dj3jf]

When my son even sees the brush he freaks out now to the clippers ha no way none verbal this child is different. Mild autism? I've been at it for 6 months

[@TwilaSchell]

If you know one autistic person, you know one autistic person. There is no "mild" autism, there is varying levels of support needs across different areas of their lives. An area where one child might have it easy, another may struggle immensely despite having a higher functioning label. This rhetoric is so so harmful for our children, I really don't think you should ever compare your kids. I work very hard with my son & team every day to be where we are currently. 🩷 Your struggle with your sons sensory sensitivity is valid, and I hope you see some progress soon. :)