If you look closely, you’ll see that this is not a regular braid, but one made with four strands. Do it in the shape of a heart and put the rest of the hair in a pony.

8. Heart Braid On The Side

The best thing about medium hair is that you can be creative with both braided updos and other hairstyles.

It’s great for young girls who prefer having their hair down.

To recreate the side heart-shaped braid all you need to do is follow the instructions at the beginning of the article. The only difference is the location.

9. Pull Through Braid

The best thing about this hairstyle is that you don’t even have to braid. You’ll only need hair ties to achieve the final look.

Medium hair length can be challenging when it comes to heart braids. This is one of the hairstyles you can create without a single problem. It’s also great for when you don’t have enough time on your hands.

Divide the hair into three sections. Pull through parts from the hair ties and shape them like hearts. Accessorize the look with a cute flower.

10. Space Buns + Heart Braid

Space buns and heart-shaped braids are the perfect combos.

If your kid has long hair and likes it when you put it up, this is such a cute option.

Start off with the heart style in the front. Put the rest of the hair in sleek double buns, which you’ll also braid.

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11. Heart Braid for Little Girl

Two braids are better than one! Long blonde balayage makes the hairdo edgier and chic.

Great for moms who have more free time to experiment with a bunch of styles.

Mix two styles to also use that leftover hair that’s in the middle.

12. Long Blonde Hair with Curls

If you’ve managed to grow the hair of your girl long, you should definitely make the best out of it.