First haircut
from$22
For a child's very first cut at any age, with a keepsake curl in a signed envelope.
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Little Snips cuts hair for babies, children and teenagers in a salon built around them: racing car and rocket chairs under a ceiling painted like the night sky, cartoons turned low, and stylists who wait for a nod before the scissors come out. A parent or carer stays beside the chair from the first snip to the last.

First cuts are booked for thirty minutes, even when the trim itself takes ten. Your child can sit on your lap or in the rocket, watch the scissors open and close, and hold the comb before it touches their hair. We cut in short bursts and stop when they have had enough, even if one side is still a little longer.
Before you leave, the stylist ties a small curl with ribbon, tucks it into an envelope and signs a first haircut certificate with the date and your child's name. Photos are welcome throughout, and we will gladly take one of the two of you together.
Every price includes a calm start, a look in the mirror at the end and a sticker of your child's choosing. Siblings booked back to back take $3 off the second cut.
from$22
For a child's very first cut at any age, with a keepsake curl in a signed envelope.
Book a first haircutfrom$16
A tidy trim or a fringe for little ones, on a lap or in a car chair, with breaks built in.
Choose under fivesfrom$20
Scissor or clipper cuts, curls shaped dry, and a style they can manage on school mornings.
Choose school agefrom$28
A proper talk about the look they want, then a wash, a cut and a finish with styling tips.
Choose teensA parent or carer stays in the salon for every child under 16. We are not able to look after children while adults shop.
Many children do, and none of this needs explaining. Tell us what tends to happen and we will plan the visit around it.
| When your child | What the stylist does |
|---|---|
| Jumps at the buzz of clippers | Uses scissors only, or shows the clippers switched off, then on, against the back of a hand first |
| Cannot sit still for long | Cuts in two minute bursts with stretch breaks, or works around a child kneeling on the chair |
| Hates water sprayed on the head | Cuts dry, or dampens the hair with a comb dipped in water instead of a spray bottle |
| Finds noise, lights or crowds hard | Books the Sunday quiet hour: one family at a time, music off and the lights turned down |
| Has had a frightening haircut before | Starts with a meet the chair visit, with no cut at all and no fee |
| Will not wear a cape | Uses a towel, a favourite T shirt worn back to front, or nothing at all and a quick change after |
Our stylists bring patience, not therapy. If a teacher or therapist has suggested ways to help your child with touch or noise, tell us and we will follow them.
Children pick their seat when they arrive, and they are allowed to change their mind halfway.
Every chair is wiped down between children, and the rocket's button counts down from ten before the first snip.
Added to a cut, or booked on their own when a chair is open.
A quick trim of the fringe only, so it stays out of their eyes until the next full cut.
Curls and coils cut dry, one curl at a time, finished with a leave in conditioner and a care card for home.
Plaits, a braided crown or a neat bun for a party, a school photo or a family wedding.
Ten minutes to sit in the chairs, hold the comb and meet a stylist, with no haircut and no charge.
Two or three children booked back to back with the same stylist, so nobody waits long.
A quick trim for the parent who brought them, booked straight after the child's cut.
Rocket chairs, first curls and a Sunday quiet hour, photographed with each family's agreement.






Our daughter screamed at the last place. Here she sat on a lap, held the comb, took two breaks and went home with a certificate she still shows every visitor.
Our son is autistic and cannot bear clippers. The Sunday quiet hour, scissors only and the lights turned down gave him his first haircut without tears.
Three children in a row, each in a different chair, and the stylist remembered which one hates the spray bottle. The teenager got a proper consultation too.
Whenever the hair reaches their eyes or you feel ready. Some children come at nine months and others at three years, and a first trim can be the fringe alone.
Yes, and babies and toddlers often feel safest there. We put one cape over you both, and you hold their hands or a toy while we cut.
We stop, take a break and try again, or finish another day. If we stop early, you pay only for the part we cut, and the certificate still goes home with you.
Yes. Every stylist cuts curls and coils dry, curl by curl, with no thinning scissors on textured hair. Tell us how you wash and style at home so the cut works with your routine.
No. A parent or carer stays in the salon for every child under 16, and within arm's reach for every first haircut.
Twelve hours, so we can offer the slot to another family. Children wake up unwell, so a cancellation for illness on the morning itself is never charged.
Choose the cut, a day and a time of day, and tell us a little about your child. Within one working day we confirm the time, or suggest the closest one still open.
Little Snips sits at street level in the arcade, with no steps at the door. Buggies can come in, and the toilet has a changing table.
Ground floor of the covered shopping arcade, beside the toy shop, with level entry and room for buggies
| Tuesday to Friday | 09:30 to 17:30 |
| Saturday | 08:30 to 16:00 |
| Sunday | Quiet hour, 09:00 to 10:00 |
| Monday | Closed |
Book a cut in the week of your child's birthday and they pick a badge from the birthday jar. Mention it in your notes when you book.
This children's hair salon website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Little Snips is a made up children's salon, and its single page shows how a salon on AI Web Maker can reassure parents before asking them to book. Stars twinkle over the opening photo of a toddler on her father's lap, borrowing the painted ceiling above the salon's rocket chair. The first section then explains the thirty minute first cut, the lap, the breaks and the keepsake curl. Prices by age, a table for nervous children and a choice of chairs come next. That order matches the worries a parent brings, from fear of tears to the cost of the cut.
A children's salon gives AI Web Maker a short description of its chairs, its ages and its approach, and receives a drafted page with a form for booking requests. Each family's request gets a confirmation, a different slot or a polite no, and the family pays the salon itself. Drafting and looking at the preview are not charged, and keeping the page live costs $119 for the year or $19 for a month of hosting, with a domain added. Every section is explained in the notes around this sample, starry sky included. A working salon keeps the order and swaps in its own stylists, prices and pictures.
The whole sample website of a children's hair salon, explained ·