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The first ever step-by-step tutorial on how to cut your kid’s hair like a frickin’ super-star!

Master DIY haircuts on your kid’s: At home

A brand new unique blueprint to managing, cutting, and styling your kids’ hair without all the fuss of a hair salon.

I’m ready, put me on the waitlist!

Your new step-by-step map to create
straightforward haircuts for your kiddos.

→ This is for the parent who loves doing it yourself.
→ They are ready to learn the skills necessary, to ensure that their kid’s hair is in tip-top shape for picture day.
→ If they see split ends, they know how to clean it up and do so with confidence.
→ If they see that going to the hairdresser causes distress for their child, they can DIY a beautiful haircut right at home.
→ How is this possible? You? With shears? With a razor?

YES, YOU!

Imagine what it would feel like knowing how to cut your own kid’s hair!

I know I’ve been a hairstylist for over 20 years but it’s so funny looking back and remembering when I first started cutting hair. Everyone I knew wanted me to cut their hair, even when I was a
baby stylist! I would sweat right through my shirt, as I’d snip hair away. Ah! The fear of messing up was real y’all. I know it’s scary. To be honest, my mom (bless her) messed my hair up real good at times! I come from the generation of “at-home haircuts” but the bad at-home haircuts. So I know the thought of cutting your kid’s hair is probably like trying to juggle marshmallows on a rollercoaster, ridiculously challenging!

How do you go from zero ability
to trimming your little one’s hair like a pro?

Learn your tools

Before you can run you gotta walk, and before you can even practice, you have to learn the tools to use!

Run a drill

Let’s practice before we do the first cut! This will give you confidence in using the techniques.

Get to trimmin’

This is the time when you can trim your kiddo’s hair, knowing it is going to look so great!

Learn the techniques it takes to DIY haircuts for your kids.

The future adult version of your child will thank you!

I remember seeing all the kids around me in the 90s looking crazy because of “at-home haircuts.” It’s time to bring skill and mastery into your at-home haircuts. It’s time to get your kids looking super cool, they deserve the best in the comfort of their own home. And guess what?

If you show them that you are confident and trustworthy, they will sit still for you to snip snip those dead ends.

This course is for you if:

→ You are ready to take time to learn a new skill

→ You are ready to get the right tools and follow direction

→ You want to spend precious time with your little one!

This course is not for you if:

→ You are looking to learn super duper quick

→ You aren’t coachable

→ You don’t have the time to learn and undertake this task

 

Wait what exactly is in this course anyways?

This ain’t no boring program! This is about putting together techniques to create straightforward haircuts for your littles.

So, how does this work?
Let's walk you through your next steps, shall we?

Invest in Little Cuts.
First step? A happy dance is in order.
You. ARE. IN!

Set aside 20 min to watch and practice what you saw.
Our suggestion for best results? Get yourself a Google calendar and mark off 20 minutes per week. This will ensure you will have time built out to get your work completed!

Use the community for added accountability.
Don’t do this alone! You will have the #showmeyourlittlecuts community to help you through it

Wait, there’s more!  

Presale pricing options: $97

To gain access to presale pricing sign up for the waitlist!

Mark your calendars:

The launch is August 31st (regular ticket pricing: $127)

Meet your coach:

Patricia is a hair wizard. She wields her shears like no other. Coming at you with over 20 years of hair-cutting experience. Patricia owns her salon in Rockaway Beach, New York - which fostered an amazing community, inspiring to start Little Cuts. She loves kids and is a master at her craft.

You will learn so much…

  • Mastering personal grooming skills for kids, leading them to have increased self-esteem and confidence.

  • you can teach your kids how to express themselves creatively through hairstyling

  • learning about different hair types and style can provide insight into a child’s hair preference and enhance empathy.

  • create appreciation in cultural significance of hairstyles which foster respect and understanding across diverse communities.

  • Engaging and learning about hair cutting can open doors to careers in hairstyling, fashion, entertainment, and personal care.

  • Being able to promote relaxation and stress relief for kids, which can open the doors of communication with your little ones.

Don’t fret!

Whether you’re a mom, dad, auntie, uncle, or caretaker, Little Cuts will teach you the skills and strategies you need to succeed with your kids’ haircuts.

  • What would it feel like to have the skills it takes to do a haircut?

  • What would your kids feel like after a quick trim right at home?

  • What would it feel like to give your cutie pie the bangs that you have always envisioned for them?

  • What is the first thing you do when you have completed your first haircut?

You no longer have to guess on the “HOW” to cut your own kids’ hair. It’s all wrapped up in a bow just waiting for you.

Bonus items:

Q & A

  • Little Cuts is entirely self-paced, meaning there is no 1:1 support included. I have created the courses to include all the things you need to know for that particular course. So take your time and stay within the course, remember we are building a foundation.

  • If your kiddo moves around a lot, it is unsafe to try to use scissors on them. Please make sure you have your little one under control before using any sharp object near or around them.

  • Once you register for the course, no refunds are offered under any circumstance. Please make sure you are 100% committed.

  • It is very important you use the right tools. Please make sure you have all items to ensure a successful completion of the course.

Ready to join the Little Cuts club?