Tips And Tricks: How To Get Your Daughter'S Hair To Grow
- Posted on 09 July, 2016
- Easy Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
If your daughter’s hair is growing slow you need to make sure that your length retention game is strong! Here are tips on keeping your daughter’s hair healthy and visibly growing.
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Hi everyone thank you for watching again today. I want to talk to you guys about how to deal with your daughter's hair when it isn't growing as fast as you would like it to grow. I experienced this firsthand, which announced her because when she was born, she had very little hair and throughout the years it wasn't getting any longer, and I really didn't know how to go about it. People were asking me what was wrong and even suggested to shave her hair and start over. I decided not to put so much emphasis on getting her hair to grow, but on keeping her hair healthy. Everyone'S hair just grows at a different pace and Janelle's just had a slow start, because when she was about 3 years old, her her decided they waited long enough and finally started to show something. Looking back, I realized that her hair was always growing steadily getting thicker and that length retention plays a key role in growing longer hair. So here are my tips to getting your daughter's hair to grow. Tip number one is to be patient. I know this is the most obvious tip, but it's also the hardest one to accept everyone's hair grows at a different rate. There'S nothing! You can change about that, but what you can do is to make sure that you create the right environment to retain the growth that she does have. The reason why you're not seeing rope might just be because you're doing stuff that are causing breakage to the little hair she does have that's why? Knowing the do's and don'ts is crucial, tip number two learn how to detangle properly, never detangle hair. When it's right, it will only cause unnecessary pain and breakage, and only the singular hair when it's wet and saturated with conditioner detangle in sections and always start at the tips of your hair working. Your way up, if you want a visual and how I detangle my daughter's hair click on the link above and get yourself a detangling brush girl number tree, avoid any tight hair cells too many and too tight, ponytails, braids, etc. Will cause damage to make it seem like your daughter's hair, isn't growing when it's just breaking up at the same rate up for twist, instead of braids, as it's nearly impossible for twists to be done too tight? Also, it gives the illusion of fuller hair if your daughter's hair isn't as thick or just that it pro number 4 choose no manipulation, hair styles. That means her selves that don't require daily maintenance like retwisting or hair every night or detangling every two days, silent or daughter's hair. Only once a week should do the trick. Number five deep conditioning is key when you're only styling her hair once a week, because it gives her inherits weekly doses of vitamins and minerals which will strengthen her hair. And we all know that strong hair means, let's breakage trim when necessary, thinning and send an increase of tangles are signs that your daughter's hair needs a trim. If you don't trim the ends, increasement of knots will break up the strengths that are still healthy and will cause a major setback in your hair growth journey. Tip number seven is my last and final tip protector, hair and moisture level by the in here sleep on a satin pillowcase around the age of three. You can also up for a satin scarf. Instead, I prefer satin scarf because it also keeps the hairstyle. In fact, even when she's about sleeper, that was it. Thank you for watching again. If you have any questions, please leave them in a comment box below and I'll make sure to answer them. Asap
Comments
Helena Oki: Wow I'm encouraged to see someone with a similar situation as mine. My daughter is only 2.5 years old but her hair is frowning slowly and unequally around her head and I've had many people question me and suggesting I cut it off but I will definitely not! After watching this video I'm really excited to start looking after it more and see it grow.
Adaeze Ezeani: Watching this NOT because my child's hair isn't growing but for ME
Christina Amegashie: Hey! New subbie! Love your videos❤️ my daughter is 2 and her hair is growing more I never thought of deep conditioning her hair. Could you recommend one for toddlers with fine hair? And I will definitely opt to flat twist instead of cornrows. Thank you!!!
Nuraya: Thank you, this helps a lot. My 2 daughters 4 and 20_month_old have the same issue. Thin, curly hair. I cut it thought, for both. Cultural thingy. At the beginning I was wondering what was wrong. The oldest daughter it has grown but still thin. I can also see a growth on the little one. I guess now that I know more about haircare, I just have to be patient
Kathrine Holder: Hi your videos are really helpful! Thanks! My daughter’s hair is growing beautifully except her edges, I try not to pull it to tight or even twist but I feel like it just wouldn’t grow, other than the tips you mentioned, are there any products you can recommend?
MakeupShae: def subscribed because of this video this is exactly how my daughter hair is and she's two now and it's just not growing so this helped me a lot. will def be watching more videos
Kitty Saunders: thanks , this helped me alot because I myself had experienced slow hair growth and after watching this my hair would just start stretching out
Sandra Smith Marshall: My two and three year hair is the same way. Definitely growing real slow. Tried a lot of different things strictly for toddlers. I will definitely try this...praying for good results. Thanks alot and have a Blessed day.
Lovely Samira: I love your tips this is very helpful for learning how to take care of my infant girls natural hair
pluto: This made my day. My hair just stopped growing for a long time. It barely grows. I have been wanting to grow it long for a few years now
strawburybounce: Wait it out lol...some ppl's hair takes a while to kick in esp if the texture is fine. My family still teases me about being practically bald till I was 3 yrs old. My hair got longer and thicker and fully grew in by the time I was 6 or 7. I have curly hair that stops at the small of my back and get compliments all the time. My one year old is now the same way, barely any hair. He has a natural Mohawk lol and just enough to pinch in the back. But I know it will grow in, his hair has gradually been getting thicker and longer. Trust me, the hair will stay fine textured but the length and fullness WILL COME!
gmcmim1: Some folks hair takes time to grow. But like you said length retention is key. Cause often in the black community we say if your hair isn't hanging at a long length. When in reality it's often not properly cared for. Newsflash folks your hair is genetically always growing. Learn to be gentle and take care of it. Black women can grow long hair like any other race of women.
veer9: I was bold for the first year of my life, didn't even have eyelashes at first, while my twin sister was born with straight red(ish) hair. People asked my mom what she was going to tell me once I started school and asked why I was bold. My hair grew fine after my first year though, not fast, but everyone was relieved to see I could grow hair so they weren't bothered about the length.
liloboy911808: My child is growing beautiful hair on her own without me doing anything but combing it.
Akossi Assimenou: It really made my hair grow faster
shanayfoster: Great info thank you!
unpopularr: Yes, my hair didn't really start growing long until I was in the first grade. lol
Jackie Grant: My daughter is almost 10 months. About how old should I start deep conditioning her hair? And also are you saying that you don't necessarily need to use strictly baby products in a baby's hair?
Goddess Vibes Only: My daughter hair is dry and thick but not really growing. It's a short afro. Her edges and the back of her hair keeps falling out. It's been set back 4x. She is 3 now.
jewel butler: hi am 17 and i have been natural all my life. I have 4b/4c hair and it seems like my hair length is still at the same point for years can I follow this regimen? because i don't know what else to do.
taloya cleare: My daughter is a wild sleeper. I have spent money on different types of satin scarf after I realize pillowcase was not gonna work. It still comes off no matter the style. What shall I do? Also, she has really 4C (nappy) hair but 3b (good/baby) hair edges. Her edges refuse to grow. Her hair is past her shoulders and has come in nicely but them edges. She just turned 4.
Shominice Williams: My daughter is 13month her hair was growing just fine ,the problem was it's very dry and I purchase shea moisture shampoo and conditioner ,the more I use it the more her hair seem to fall out ,before the shea moisture I was using head & shoulders
Festaff Nerd: There are several things for treating african american hair at homeMake sure you take enough vitamins (A,B,C,D, and E all help your hair)Take enough Calcium and Zinc.Don't wash your hair too muchHave your hair trimmed a little fairly oftenUse plenty of conditioner(I discovered these and why they work on Delfords Hair Fixer site )
Ebony Rott: Any suggestions for growth for a 4 month old with just a patch on the crown of her head?
Cai Cicix: tysm for the tips
Kendra Williams: My daughter is almost 2 and her progression is like your baby’s what low maintenance styles can I do that only require once a week ? I do ponytails but sometimes her bonnet comes off and I have to re do them
Dina S: People literally asked you "what's wrong?" I would have went off
shenequa reid: would you prefer for the parent to trim the hair or go to a professional?
Lovebug84: My daughter is 18 months old. Like no edges...I wet it,use a detangler and detangle it every day..Should I do this less? Also what brush to detangle with do you recommend? Thanks for any help.
Jas M: What products did you use for when she was younger?
Stacy Shawntaep: my daughter Cry's when I let her rock her natural instead of braids n plaits I added weave bc her hair wasnt growing but whenever I take it out lots of shedding. what should I do ???
MrsSmith Beautifully: What would you suggest for a 15 month old?
Mia Williams: her curls is life
Shaee Shaw: I am scared to trim my 3year olds hair ... I don't wanna mess up her hair
Nichole Le’Nay: My baby just turned 9months and has the exact same hair texture and all.. and hair is not growing but I’m patient.. and a woman said I should shave her hair and start over
Brenda zamora: I need help!!!! My toddler had the bald trail as a baby and now her hair is super long uptop and about 2-3 inches on the sides. Her ends are dead and I have no idea how to trim it.
Shade Vrutaal: Hallo, een vraagje. Moet een kleuter ook onder de droger zitten wanneer ze een Deep conditioner in haar haar heeft want de mijne houd niet van “wash day”. En ik probeer twist te kammen zodat ik haar haren met rust laat maar de punten gaan open en de twist gaat open, soms terwijl ik nog aan het kammen ben, dus begon ik met elastiekjes maar die gaven haar split ends... heb je enkele tips?
Angelique Smith: My daughter is 4months, and her hair has been breaking off/falling out.. i have no idea. any tips? &&what would be best to proctect my daughters hair while sleeping? thank you!!
Eunice Phillips: I'll do it to my daughter
Barbi3_ 215: I feel like my child’s edges aren’t growing I’m not doing tight styles! I feel like some parts of her scalp almost looks thin? she has 4c hair I am concerned am I doing something wrong???
Adrienne441: Wat do you use as a deep conditioner?
Samantha Toren: I'm so sad for my daughter. Her hair is so thin and fine. It just doesnt grow. She wants so badly to have long hair like her friends. I wish there was something I could do to make it start growing.
Nacho Biz: I have problems wrapping my girls hair. Can you do a video on that. I even bought 3 different types of wraps. Please
queen moe: During this time frame did you trim her hair at all? My son will be 2 in may his hair is so dry it will turn from curls to straight and matted (he is mixed). His hair looks like the ends are starting to go dead but im not sure and dont want to trim if not necessary. Just bought him the shea moisture solfate free shampoo conditioner detangler and butter cream only had it for a few days but so far hair has been softer
Katoto Sumbe: my baby hair is still dry even thuough i moisture it frequently. advise pls
Te': Beautiful
tenita Robison: I have a 1 year old daughter and I am trying to get her hair to grow fast and longer can you help me
Sharhonda Johnson. ALL OF EVERYTHING: My daughter is almost 3 and she’s still bald until they gave her the nickname baldie pisses me off
Alberta Reid: Very pretty girls, an you guys hair are Gorgeous
ivy mckenney: Hey what is some good hair products i can use on my baby girl hair she is 2 years old and her hair has only grown a little bit
Christy Diamond: any suggestions for a moisturizer for my 15 month old???? her is always dry and I believe it's slowing ger bair growth especially in the back! ive tried jane carter nourish and shine it sits on her hairx I try cocnut oil it sits and doesnt really absorb. ive tried to figure her hair type so I can by the right product but nothing seems to work
Miyannah Smith: I had a lot of hair when I was newborn people thought I was mixed
Alisha Anthony: My daughter's hair is very dry what's a good moisturizer I can use for her hair. Thank you.
Dominique Unseld: my daughter is 10months her hair won't grow and its very dry... what do I use?
Sara Wentzel: My granddaughter has a satin pillow case in our bed but she sleeps all over the place and satin sheets aren't an option, I would fall out every night! I've tried a bonnet and a wrap but she can't stand anything on her head, I've even put it on after she is sound asleep but within an hour it's off again. Any suggestions? Her hair is so beautiful and healthy but I dont want to see it get damaged while she sleeps. We have to do a different style almost daily because I have to wash sand out of her hair every day she goes to daycare so protective styles aren't an option.
Samrina Kashif: My daughter is 2 years old, and she still has no hairs.
Miss. Benton: Genetics play a part also
Ken'Ziyah Thorne: She is pretty
Mocha with Da'Curls: I read a comment saying "genetics plays apart" ....ughh her mother has long hair and her sister has long her....that baby's hair just needed more tlc than the rest of the family which is a outside factor not an inside factor.
T&L: My daughter hair grows so slow but my hair grow fast. I put doo grow in it...it helped but her hair still short. I can only put 1 ponytail in her hair.
Lakesha Gadson: did it ever bother you what beaty supply store to her to ?
Latilta Ellis: Hi there I'm n need how I can get my baby hair to grow she is only 4 month old I only use Vaseline n it ant doing nothing tbh it look like it is come out bad just asking I need help
elcee84: how can i get my little queen to willingly wear a satin head scarf?
Khulekile Khoza: 0:18 Did she say "she had very little hr" Not hair?????
meila: Is that the flexin' in my complexion girl?
UniQuevIew: My daughter is one years old n it seems like her hair is at a stand still...im jus gon glue sum tracks in her head
Kristenn Dawn: So helpful!! What is she mixed with ?
Janoah TuTu's & More: I put rubber bands in my son hair and his hair is down to his butt so that's a lie and also I did his hair everyday ...so what work for most won't work for everybody
asilya: 2019??