Simple Braid Headband

This is really simple fun and cute.

All you do it make a normal part in her hair we use a side lateral part.

Then take a small section of hair at the back of the lateral part and braid it to the ends.

Take another small amount of hair across the part and braid it to the ends.

Combine both braids underneath all of her hair and secure with an elastic. 

The only thing to remember is make sure the hair on the sides is smooth under the braid on both sides. 



Toddler Roll Headband

This is one of the fast and easy hairstyles.  Take her hair from one ear we started on the right side and rolled across the top of her head and secured the end with an elastic.

Then I made ringlets with the flat iron and added a flower for accessories.

Hippie Headband

Since my oldest is in a hairdo lull we have to try and be creative with the hair being down. 

So we decided to do the every trending hippie headband.

All we did was straighten her hair and those of you who have followed me knows how bad I hate the butt part. (or the center part politically correct term).

So with that said I did a side part and swooped her bangs to the side.

Put the head band around the top of her head.  We also accessorized our Hippie Head band look.

 The left side view

 The right side view.



Braids in Headband

 This is quick, fun, easy, and really cute.  All you do is start by making your part.  Then make a small braid on the right side of her head as shown below. (Braid all the way to the ends)

 On the left side start by making one braid closer to the front of her head.

 Make a 2nd braid towards the back of her head so the braids lay off centered from each other as shown below.

 Take both sides of the hair and pull them tight and secure with an elastic at the base of her head.



Double Angel Braid Headband

Start along one side of her face and make an angel braid.  This is a braid where you only pick up hair from one side.  I pulled the hair from the front of her face as shown below.

Next make a parallel angel braid as shown below.  Do this to both sides of her head. 

 Below is a picture of the other side of her head as well.

 Take all 4 ends of the braids and pull them to the bottom, back of her neck and secure them together with an elastic.

 Below is a top view of the finished hairstyle.



French Braid Headband

I started by making 2 very small french braids on each side of her head.  Shown below

Then make a poof in the front middle of her head.

Next I made a fifth french braid that started just above her ear and makes a headband across her head.  *Note when I got to the poof ponytail I left this hair out of the braid because it will make the braid too thick.*

Top view of her head.

Frenchbraid Headband

Simple fun and turned out really cute.  The pictures just don't show how cute this style turned out. 

I made a far lateral part and started the frenchbraid on her left side and braided back a little ways to make the braid look like a headband that had been pushed back to the ear line. 

Braid down a little ways and secure with an elastic.

Do the same to the other side.  The hardest part is making sure the braid line up on the top of her head.

Once the braids are done pull them tight and secure with an elastic at the base of her head under all her other hair.

Below is a top view of the braids.

Left side view.

Right side view.

Toddler Headband

This was simple easy and very cute.  All I did was make a puffy braid around the front of her head

I started on a far lateral part.

Then made my way down the left side of her head taking small amounts of hair until I got to the bottom center of her head.

Then I did the same thing down the right side of her head until I met the other end of the puffy braid and attached them together under the rest of her hair.

Toddler Hair

As most of you know who have toddlers know it is very difficult to come up with new ideas especially when they have thin straight hair. So here we go with another idea.

Since she is only 2 it is sometimes hard to get pictures so these are all taken after the hair has been done so I will do my best to describe what was done.

Around the front of her face I made 3 ponytails.

Once the ponytails are in place I took the middle ponytail and separated into 3 pieces. Take one piece and pull it towards the far side ponytail and take half of that ponytail and secure with an elastic.

Do the same thing on the other side. This gives you a total of five elastics.

If this doesn't make sense please ask questions and I will explain further.

Toddler Ribbon Headband

Since my daughters hair is so thin we did a simple version of the ponytails.

I started and made 3 very small ponytails across the front of her head.

Then I placed the ribbon behind the elastics.

On the 2nd row of elastics I separated only the middle front elastic and pulled it across the ribbon and secured with 2 different ponytails (as shown above). For the remaining 2 other ponytails I pulled them straight across the ribbon and secured with only 1 ponytail (as shown below)

Plain Hair Headband

There are some days when I get the statement. "I just want plain hair today" Today was one of those days. She wanted a pink ribbon and since these never stay in the hair we took a small amount of hair around the face and pulled it down.

Then put the ribbon behind the small part of hair.

We secured the ribbon at the base of her head in a double knot.


Then take the small amount of hair and twist it as shown below. Do this to both sides.

Secure the 2 twists with an elastic under about half of her hair. The twist keep the ribbon in place all day.

Then we straightened the rest of her hair.