Autism Haircuts: The Struggle is Real
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- What happens when the haircut tips and tricks don't work? Speed and simplicity are your friends. No fancy haircuts, just make them as comfortable as you can and get it done. Eventually things get better. Don't give up hope.
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I'm a barber by trade and what I like to do with these little dudes and kids in general that don't like the sound or feeling is let them hold the clipper . I let them turn it on and off . I also get them to comb there hair first for me and play with the combs . This let's them know they are safe, they know it's not going to hurt them and just get comfortable with the environment. A good one is when I spray them down with my spray bottle I always say " dude I got a water gun with your name on it " Holding patience is key to every haircut... Including grown ups.
That's how i dealt with my boys...
Same here. This looks like torture. My 4-1/2 yr old covers his ears anytime there’s loud noises. Letting him hold the clippers helped a lot also I include him in looking for the clippers sort of like an egg hunt. To top it off there’s an episode of one of his favorite shows (Daniel Tiger) getting a haircut and that’s what he watches and what we sing to while he’s getting a haircut. Getting haircuts are as fun as we make them.
as an autistic person, i remember when i was younger i hated haircuts and would have meltdowns, and one hairstylist was so mad about it that she slapped my writer and screamed at me. we were later given a full refund, but a lot of kids with autism don’t get treated with kindness at the hairstylist. god bless you guys for trying to understand them and treating them with kindness and care as you guys cut your child’s hair
Omg same I used to cry at the thought of a hair cut- still only got a hair cut twice in my life
Girl stop lying
PLSS this comment was a year ago, it gives me second hand embarrasment @@Mxdilynn
Wow this video makes me feel like I am not alone. This is exactly what it looks like for me. It's so difficult, frustrating, and heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing this.
My son has autism and he does scream even more, he hates the noise of the clipers, the hair on his face, neck, legs......he is nearly vomiting. He is afraid of the water.....I feel with you. Lots of love, you are such a wonderful family ❤❤❤
I used to be scare of the clipper's until I just sit through the thing my grandma used to put on cartoons to distract me when I was younger
Jimbob1708 same
@Jimbob1708 for me its the opposite
As someone with autism I don't like to get haircuts because the clippers hurt so my mom when I was younger she got these clippers that didn't vibrate as hard anymore and and they weren't that sharp either my haircuts now aren't like normal edge up now but I really like the clippers
My son is the same. It feel like touching his hair or head is causing an imense pain.
I know this was posted 3 years ago but I'm seeing it for the first time today. I applaud ur parenting skills and patience. I looked up this video because I'm about to cut my 4 year old's hair and he's also autistic. Watching this truly have me a sense of comfort knowing that I'm not the only one who has gone through this. Thank you. I hope things have gotten much easier for since posting this. Best wishes :)
Oh toodles
If like I am torturing my son when I cut his hair. He cries and screams and moves around. When I tell him it's done he calms down immediately and wants a reward. Then we have to go through the shower, another thing he hates.
Buy a cape, it’s easier as he doesn’t like the hair falling on him.
Marilia Mota : Thanks we will
Marilia Mota nah, get a restraint like the police use in jail for those whom-want to harm other inmates or themselves .
wii1245 What?! Are you serious?! I’m autistic as well, that is not good and it’s offensive.
Marilia Mota i was kidding. I was trolling.
wii1245 it wasn’t funny at all.
Thanks for posting this! My 3 year old son just got diagnosed and we were talking him to a salon but seeing you guys gives me the courage to cut his hair at home… thank you for this!!
At 3 years old, I was diagnosed with ADD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) and I used to freak out at the hairdressers when I was about 3 or 4 but eventually I grew out of it and I got used to it in the end, so now I like getting haircuts!
Same thing here, I’m 14 with Asperger’s Syndrome and ADHD. When I was around 4, having my hair cut was like murder. The noise of the clippers really scared me, and the feeling of people grabbing my hair and cutting it would really make me feel queasy. I’ve also had to switch barbers like…4 or 5 times now (the first time was because the Barbershop I went to traumatised me when I walked passed it, and the others was because of style).
Also, love your profile picture, I’m a trainspotter as well (I recently went to go see the Tangmere at Crewe which is my local station for Trainspotting).
I know this was posted 3 years ago.. but my son 4, refuses to get a haircut and this gave me hope THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! Great job parenting seriously GREAT JOB MOM AND DAD!
I love this video makes me feel not alone that is how my son is
My son also has autism try to cut he’s hair in the shower it distract them more and the buzzing sound is not so loud
Ok cool
A good way to keep the kids calm is to put the largest guard on the clippers and let the kids feel the vibration s so that way they know that you mean no harm to them with the clippers. It brings comfort and security to the kids. You guys are doing a great job so far ☺
Thank you so much. My son has a hard time clipping his hair. He isn’t diagnosed with autism but he doesn’t like the vibration of clippers or his hair being cut without bribing him with candy during the process
Keep the cutting blades oiled to make sure it doesn’t pull the hair. Hope this advice helps some.
I have autism, HFA (High Functioning Autism) and when I was about 3 or 4, I did not like haircuts and I would act like that but now I am an adult I like it and it feels good and I like my hair to be 3/8 of an inch especially in the summer. I stopped having that fear about maybe when I was about 4 or 5.
I find counting down in increments say from 20 to 0 giving them a 10 second break and then continuing helps, it means they can process that they will get a little break now and again, my son won’t sit though so have to chase him around the room, seems to be worse at the start. Good job with the cut, it was very quick
What helps us is giving him sensory calming before hand. Massage, joint compression, squeezes, then explaining what isgoing to happen. Then during I allow him to hold tablet. Giving sensory input first makes a huge difference. It helps desensitize him.
My 5 year old has Down Syndrome and haircuts are a nightmare! We have started doing them at home, as well, but it isn't any easier. As I was watching your video, he wanted to watch too so we talked through it. He would rub his head where A was getting his cut. He really seemed to understand! I think I will try showing him this again later when I attempt another cut. Thanks for putting this out there!!
Good for y'all for pushing your kids to get out of their comfort zone to set them up for success because 1 day the parents won't be their & they will be on their own 👍🏼
My son is 4, he doesn't have autism but he hates haircuts. He has a high sensory dysfunction. He doesn't like the noise and the hair falling on him. I hope he gets used to it as he grows older. Maybe your little one will too. You guys are doing a awesome job though being very patient and understanding with him. He's a good kid ❤
My 2 year old boy had 4 people grabbing his arms and legs for the first time hair cut.
I was completely chocked never seen him so strong
Thank you so much for sharing this video! My 4 (almost 5) year old son has autism and haircuts are always a nightmare for him! I bought the same clippers you used in this video and gave him his first at home haircut today! I’m glad the guards are color coded because it made it so much easier to follow along with how you did it! His hair looks great! It was a lot less stressful for him (and me lol) and it actually looks better than when the barber does it because he wasn’t fighting as bad! Plus the clippers cost as much as what I would pay for 1 haircut, so you can’t beat that!
What where did you get the clippers And guards
My 5 year old is on the spectrum. He loves playing in bath tub. But when he sees his father bring in the clippers before going into bath tub he just can't stop shouting, moving, shaking and i could literally see the veins in his neck because of all that muscle tightening and anxiety and the force with which he screams. So i have to hold his arms and hold his legs in my legs to calm him down and make him stand still just to get that trim....n i can bet he gets the strength of an adult when stressed out so much so that even i can't hold him...
I have an autistic 6 yr old. Brittany you're a good quick & proficiency best I've been cutting my son here since 18 months and he is all over the place and now it's getting worse I don't know what to do.
I recently discovered that i have autism and this was literally me when I had to get my hair cut. I got used to it but i used to scream so much and say that they were trying to kill me in order to get someone to come and save me from the haircut. Every hairdresser on the neighborhood knew me so they refused to give me a haircut. It eventually gets better, but i remember that the worse was to get hair on my face and the machine jerking the hair instead of cutting it. Unfortunately, i can't give you any better advice
Amazing job...the struggle is real! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful boy ❤️❤️❤️I feel the struggle from one father autism to another
We were very fortunate to find a hair cuttery that had the patience and dexterity ( and fun chairs and cartoons on a tv) to handle Dan and distract him. The first couple occasions were shakey , up and down in the chair and quite a bit of shrieks at age 4-5. He has completely overcome that now at 10 and 11--but he also got into a tricotmilia phase (spelling incorrect, aka "hair pulling")...that changed things to a buzz cut. But he is getting better.
I have the hair pulling disorder and I’m dreading the day of the hair cut. The simple fact of the threats of the shaved. The buzzer and I’m going to have a heart attack. Trying to decide on the hair cut it would be evened out but that would also mean the look of what it did when i stop pulling. Bottom line is I don’t want the failure of it not worthwhile.
It breaks my heart to see him suffer so much for a haircut, but I think you're doing a great job with him. Thank you for all the information and all your videos, they're highly informative !
This is not even close to distress compared to my boys. I had never seen him or anyone so hysterical. We no longer cut his hair.
You so right. Sometimes its just a matter of Get er done! Despite so many differences on the Spectrum Joey was exactly the same towards haircuts. The barber would let us bring him after he had closed, and several of us had to hold him down, despite him being so young. Luckily, he got over it and now loves to go get his hair cut. It's all about the attention nowadays. So I know brighter and easier haircuts are to come to you guys in the future.
I am really really happy you guys have a channel. It’s helped me so much. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for the video.
This has given my wife and I the confidence to finally bite the bullet and get my sons hair cut after 3 and half years of it growing untamed. It was a struggle, but as you said, it's about gritting your teeth and getting it done.
I can't imagine the nightmare it would've been taking him to a barber shop.
I don’t have patience for this, I’m rocking my kid if he start acting up
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My son with autism is almost 14 now. He is able to finally handle haircuts. It took him til he was 10 to be able to handle it without completely either melting down or being completely soaked in sweat. He has never been able to handl having hair anywhere near his skin, so the minute it got too long, we had to shave his head, or else he'd cut his bangs off himself.
KTA P yes, he was about 7 and knew how to use scissors from school.
What length was it shaved?
Hello Autism Family. Although my son is not autistic, he has a shows similar issues like your son with haircuts. He never liked it but we use to get through haircuts. Within the last year... it’s been terrible. We’ve left with half done haircuts because I can’t hold him down. Ive cried home because I can’t get his haircuts finished. I was searching online for new tricks when the lollipops, tablets, toys, tv all have failed and I ran into your video. It gave me hope and encouragement that I could do his hair. And it didn’t need to be picture perfect, just enough to clean him up and make him presentable. And it worked! Thank you for posting this video for all parents who need the help. And who need to know they are not alone. God bless.
I know how they feel. I hate getting my hair cut at the salon. They always wash it, which I hate because they pull my hair and it tickles my head and neck. I also HATE when hair gets on me or especially inside my clothes. That's why I just let my hair grow long and trim split ends off myself.
thank you so much! Very helpful ! I’m still learning with my 2,5 years old boy 😭
same because my son is almost 3 but he never had a haircut, how do i make him get a haircut, he screams a lot and doesnt like it
@@xthexsumiyax4167 give him a tablet and let him watch his favorite show.and move quick with the clippers my son gives me about 10 to 15 min
I remember when I was about his age I HATED having my hair brushed I used to scream and cry every time my mom brushed my hair. It was horrible it went on till I got old enough to brush my own hair. Now I don't mind it because I get to do it and ik how gentle to be. ( I'm autistic as well I normally don't like to admit it cause I'm afraid I'll get made fun of but ik u guys won't make fun of me lol)
I think you're very brave to share that information with us. Autism is nothing to be ashamed of. Just another trait that makes you unique. Again thanks, this helps me understand my son's perspective better.
@@DulcetFox I also have autism thx for being so polite to silly sisters I know how it feels silly sister u shouldn’t be ashamed of it I get bullied as well for my autism but we should stay strong because people just bully us because we’re unique and because we’re cool 😎 lol 😂 so don’t feel alone because together we stand strong together
Same . I used to hate that when I was a kid
Thank you. My son hates haircuts. Today 12 years old and 6ft 1in tall. It's a wrestling/scream match everytime. Been cutting his hair since he was 4. Many cuts to myself with scissors he hates clippers. Highly ticklish neck and ears. My husband holds him down. But now he is getting really strong and I have been living 9yrs with stage 3 cancer in my neck so I'm getting weaker. Thank you for the video.
12 years old and 6’1 😮 wow I’m 15 and shorter (6’0 last time I checked in March)
@@JudahMartin yes. My other son is 20 and 6ft 135-140lbs
I work with children on the spectrum. My client at first really hate cutting his hair. What we did first was desensitized him before actually cutting his hair. We started with a spray bottle, then scissors, and then the clipper, and then letting the hair fall onto his cape. I hope they’re okay with it now. But I just wanted to add some advice! :)
Thank you 🖤
I don't have autism but I did used to act like this when i was 4 years old whenever my parents took me to get a haircut I always acted like this I stopped after I turned 6 years old
What makes you so confident you don’t have it then?
I’m just saying
I know you can't do this with clippers, but my daughter was terrified of the hair dryer so I got her to dry my hair and made a game of it and now I'm able to dry her hair with it. She loves it
My son for some reason has always done well during his haircut.
We give him his Kindle Fire, which he only gets if he earns it during the day so it is a treat for him.
I think our son is just not as sensitive to the loose hair & noise, but he hates when they spray water. So, I always ask for a towel he can hold & I warn the barber.
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I'm autism and I'm glad that I never got haircut when I was little boy. Those were who hated haircut then grow your hair out then. Is better than get it a cut.
My 3 year old son is the same way, actually quite a lot worse, with haircuts. I've had several barber shops and salons not able to cut his hair because of kicking and thrashing. Recently I gave him his first home clipper haircut. His dad had to hold him down. I used a #4 guard all around. It isn't the best but there's really nothing else I can do at this point. I noticed you used two guards, what sizes were they?
My first haircut was 7 years ago, and I didn’t even scream
I don’t think my son has autism we have cut his hair 3 or 4 times but is getting worse every time , he just doesn’t like at all , we give him his favorite food , favorite candies , new toy but he just refuse everything and doesn’t let us cut it
There was a point in my childhood that i would only let my then Alive Grandma cut my hair, something about the way she did it always put me at ease
My son is 2 and I’ve been struggling with haircuts, he gets so upset, last time it took 3 days for him to forget about it. He was waking up upset. Also with the brushing teeth has been challenging. Thanks for these videos. It helps!
I also have autism but i am okay with haircuts...
I am about to order the calming clipper off of Amazon. It’s scissors with attachments. So you can still control the length but no noise or vibration.
That's so funny, because as a "normal" kid, I didn't like haircuts either, and it was mostly because of the tiny hairs that would go down my shirt and "scratch" my neck and make my back itch! LOL
No one is normal everyone is different
Me and my sister have been going through the motions with my nephew, you have no idea how much this helps us. Thank you for sharing a real insight to autistic haircuts 👏🏾🖤
omg another of your videos thats like my little boy,im going to make my own video next week of me doing my sons hair,thanks for this i now know iam not alone
You know i can clearly relate to this video because i use to have a lot of the same problems when i was a kid too. I never liked to get my hair cut done either i never liked the buzzer because it was so loud and it was constantly in my ears making my ears ring. I have high respect and love for kids with autism and the mothers and fathers that have to constantly help them. I never judge people and man I'm not even going to lie that does really look hard and stressful but hang in there man it will all pay off soon. An when i found out that i had autism i have been supporting kids and adults that have autism ever since. But i am just happy that mine isn't as server. Autism is one of those many things that are really hard to try to cope with and all. Hang in there
Thank you
Thank you for this. I know this is older. But this is helpful for my 2 year old. ... Gonna have to learn to be his personal hair cutter lol because his first hair cut this summer was at our local Walmart and the entire store heard him screaming and crying :( I had to wear a mask...and I was sweating so bad from holding him down it was horrible.
We definitely know the feeling. Thanks for the comment.
When my son was younger, my husband had to hold him and I would use the clippers. He would cry hysterically and acted like it was torture. Between the ages of 5-9 we let him use his tablet and made it fun by putting baby powder all over his back and neck. It takes the itchiness away and he thought it was funny that there is baby powder everywhere. He is now 10 and is completely fine without baby powder and I became a pro at cutting hair lol
@@c.eslick6905 great info. Thanks for that. I hope my son does the same as he ages!
@@tiaryan1350 Oh don't worry, he will! My husband and I would be sweating and get into an argument almost every time lol. We used to have to cut his nails when he was asleep, but now it's like nothing. Very stressful, but it will get better. My only advise is pray over him in the name of Jesus! My son was diagnosed with 4 different things but has improved tremendously. Things use to feel hopeless and stressful but with a lot of prayer and faith in God we got through it. My son is in a regular class and is doing just fine. We just don't speak Autism into his life. He still has to work on some things, but what kid doesn't? Your baby will succeed. Just give him some time.
@@c.eslick6905 I will definitely do so with my son. Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. 💜 Your so right
Something I've seen help a lot of my friends with autism is Ear plugs as for a lot of my friends just dont lie the noise of the buzzers as well.
He did it! You guys did it!!
Hi! Our son need haircut and we use scissors in bath, try like that when he is playing in water. All the best for your family. Autism is real test for parents
It doesn't hurt or anything just a haircut haircuts don't hurt but if you move it it was hurt if you don't move at once but stay still if you get a haircut if you move it hurts if you don't move and won't hurt you
U cant explain that to a kid with autism.
My son logically knows it doesnt hurt and if he sits still it's over sooner but that doesn't affect the way he has his haircut. He screams, cries, sweats, squeals with fear and pain and we have to attempt to pin him, he panics about being near his ears before he is even in the chair, he cant handle the water sprayed on his head, he cant deal with hair dryers.. he regularly has messy and/or uneven cuts where we have to abandon the job because of the trauma.
Hes happy when its finished and gets candy - frustratingly it's like there was never an issue
Oh boy are you give my son a mullet and he loves it
Oh my goodness... I feel this to my core!!! my little boy has not been diagnosed... he is being watch by pediatrician closely and we screen yearly to see if the markers are still there. He absolutely hates his hair cut and having it washed. He has some other indicators but I just want to say thank you for sharing because this struggle is very real!
Hopefully Connor does not run away again I also like ian he is so cute 🥰
God bless you guys. I wish I half of your patience.
My son/nephew (long story) hates the scissors but is exactly like him when my boyfriend goes go cut his hair. We’ve gotten used to me and 2 of my friends holding him down while Jared (my bf) cuts his hair. But he’ll scream and cry the whole time. After ward we put him in the shower and he hates the water so that’s hell too it only stops when we give him a popsicle at the end but giving him that much sugar doesn’t help. He’s 5 years old and the kids strong ash when my brother adopted him he was 1 and by age 3 was diagnosed with autism and is blind for the most part.
Thanks for the comments. Hard to hear, but important.
Autism Family your welcome I love your videos and your family is beautiful Ian Connor and alister (sorry if I spelled it wrong) are beautiful boys and great kids.
So I always used to be like this when I was a toddler, so the cool thing was is that the hair cuttery that I went to had a TV and a DVD player In it and also a gaming system like a Wii. The one at JCPenny wasn’t that good because I didn’t like the feeling of the hair and also I wasn’t happy about it so we ended up going to the same person that cuts my hair now but the one now is even nicer. I would recommend everyone to go one that is similar to that.
Ian saying don't sheer me just cracked me up lol
My son does really well if I hold a blow dryer on a low, cool temp to keep the hair off his face.
Thank you for making this video! Nice to know we’re not alone when it comes to haircuts. So tough!!
I wonder, can you round off the tips of the plastic guard/guide thing so there is less danger of him being stabbed with it? I know it won't help for the closest cuts that don't use the guide, but every little bit helps.
Walking them through every step... while allowing them to process as you sooth their concerns worked wonders. AVOIDING hair getting everywhere, specially in their face and MOUTH. That was a huge NO NO!!
I'm a female on the Autism Spectrum but, I use to scream and cry during my haircuts. And I got mine with scissors. I had to be held down. I was like 6 or 7 when I started to get use to haircuts.
Real, best hair cut video to date on UA-cam...
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I remember that haircuts used to hurt like hell until I was like 5 or 6. The end of the guard hurt, which I found out 30 years later is due to a slight allergy to stainless steel. Also, 55 years ago, clippers usually weren’t kept as sharp as they are today, so the clippers were pulling my hair many times/second, which really hurt. The hair getting into my mouth was also a problem, but I didn’t have stim, I just cried. I wish doctors knew how to diagnose this 55 years ago, as it might have made things better.
I can see that Alistair is trying his best to not scream, but it's really hard for him 😢
Wow, this brings back memories. My oldest is 13 and I have been increasingly convinced he has Autism. Hasn't been diganosed but we are going to be looking into it. Haircuts until he was maybe or 10 were just like this.
Good luck on the diagnosis Shawna. Thanks for the comment.
Takes me 5 tries to cut my son's hair. I find he doesn't scream and squirm when i cut his hair while he eats. Probably eat some hair, but he is content. Hahahaha
im 9 and yes im also 'afraid' of haircuts, its also NOT social anxiety im litteraly afraid it just feels really scary for some reason, i think im getting used to it though.
I am autistic but I actually liked getting a haircut it Felt nice on my head
thank you so much for posting this my 2 yr old is on the spectrum and leaves bruises all over me when I hold him down for haircuts.
OMG! I’m not alone! I have the same problem with my kids. Your right about, they will get used to it. Well done on the haircut guys.
Use a wireless hair clipper really help me to cut my autism son's hair. For the first time, he will scream surely because he hate the vibrate, the sound of the machine. But i try my best to make it quick. 😁
Now he 9 yrs old, he can cooperate much better because he get to use it.
Why are you cutting their hair when it’s already short?
My son is 7 has ASD and hates haircuts as well. I bought some vacuum clippers as it was the hair falling on him that my son hated. They have made things much better. I’m in Australia but I’m sure they have them there as well.
Thank you for sharing this! :)
Also have similar situation with my 5 year old.
I found a hair clipper brand called Surker K9S on Amazon. It's has a really quiet motor compared to most clippers. The vibration is low as well. It worked out well for my son. I know everyone is different. With said clippers being cordless. It also reduces risk of damage to a cord Incase of a fit. Definitely get a barber brush with talc powder to remove the hair from the face, neck, and ears. Using a cape was hard at first. But I let my son play with the one I bought so he could be used to it.
Hello, I am Sienna. I am totally blind, and I have autism. I was born totally blind. I wasn't diagnosed with autism until I was 10 or 11. I have Asperger's Syndrome. I get overwhelmed really easily, I don't deal with disappoinment that well, and I don't handle stores or haircuts that well either. When I go to the store, I carry stress balls, and other fidgets with me. And I also don't really care for the doctor's office or the dentist's office. I always carry fidgets with me there, and I use my phone. I would name all my favorite fidgets, but that might take a long time. One of my favorites is a squeaky ball. I like to feel the air, and I like it when someone rolls it on me, because it's spiky. And I also have these sensory brushes. They're soft and double-sided. I bet your kids might like them. I like the fidgets that hold up for a long time. If you could recommend me some, I would gladly look them up.
Thank you Sienna. I hope you're using voice translation software to get this reply. I appreciate your help. Take care.
This is very helpful. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for this video it makes me feel so much better when I am struggling so hard with my sons haircuts ❤️
Way the little kid cries LMFAO
This makes me feel not alone I appreciate your insight
I have autism, but I love getting my hair done at the salon
I love your family!
If the hair clippings on his face are what is bothering him, would it work better to have him lay/lean back while you clip his hair (at least the top)? That way the clippings will fall to the floor (or whatever you want to catch them in) instead of the child's face.
There's also those cloak things the barbers use to keep the hair clippings off the body.
My son does the same when we try to cut his I had to learn how to do it at home. He hates the sound and the bzzzz feeling and the hair sticking to him after. He holds cars and figurines when he has it to
I have an autism spectrum disease and I am okay with haircuts.
This video has really helped me,thanks for posting
I really love your channel and your family, poor kids.
Oh little Alistair, they cut your beautiful blond hair...but you were very patient...1000 kisses from Italy.
Yeah, buy a cape that you can decorate in like a superhero or car theme...
This is our struggle, one thing that helped us alot besides the ipad snacks and reward was having a soft brush with baby powder, soon as you clipp down the hair u clean it off quickly making it a game along with alot of praising for their good job, i found it wasnt the clippers sound that bugged my son but the ichy hair feeling♥️
1:04 what about them using some cloth or plastic around their necks and faces so hair doesn't touch their skins?