12. Fishtails

Not too many toddlers have long locks, but those of them who do have so many opportunities. Learn how to make all types of braids to allow your girl to shine. Fishtails look especially impressive when tied the way you see on the photo.

13. Grow the bangs

If you make a decision to get rid of the bangs and have the hair grow long, use hair clips to keep the locks out of the girl’s face. You might need to struggle for several months but in the end, you’ll get great grounds for hair experiments.

14. Blunt bob

A blunt bob is a good toddler girl haircut for kids with fine straight hair. Unfortunately, it’s hard to keep such a hairstyle neat. Soon your girl will be running around with her hair fluttering and flapping.

15. Donut

If your cutie has long hair, you can experiment with a donut. This hairstyle is easy to make with the right accessory and it stays intact for a long time. So if you want your little princess to look beautiful without too much hassle, a donut is a way out.

16. Braids All Over

If your toddler girl is patient enough, style her fine hair with little braids all over the head. Divide the hair into sections and braid it. Add colorful elastic bands for a playful feel. This hairstyle will tame the hair the entire day.

17. Let Them Curl

For the little ladies with precious curls, let them loose to bend and twist in all directions rather than styling and cutting the hair. Use a hairpin to keep the strands out of the face with a side part and the look is ready.

18. Cornrows

Cornrows look squealing cute on a toddler’s face and are easy to maintain once the styling is done. This style is suitable for both curly and straight hair and keeps the child comfortable the whole time.

19. Top Bun

Make your toddler girl dance around like a ballerina with this simple hair look. The hair is slicked back in a top bun. Don’t worry about the flyaway strands as they will further top off this style.