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I am sure this has been addressed on EDF before but just wanted to know if anyone could recommend a hairdresser that can deal with a child that quite possibly really won't want to have a haircut. So, someone with a quick hand and ability to distract would be ideal.

Thank you. TRB

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I take my daughter to gm's on melbourne grove. She loves it as they give all kids a muffin and some juice. There very friendly and there is often a lot of kids there (after school). She looks forward to having her hair cut as she knows she'll get a treat!
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I took an overseas friend and her five year old boy to the barber inside Rye Lane indoor market yesterday for a walk-in and feel like I really lucked out with my choice. Incredibly nice guy (young owner) who gave our boy a great cut (best ever said mum), plenty of chatter and a lollipop for six pounds. Charlie loved the whole barber shop experience. Highly recommend for boys.
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Try this lady Sophie, she is a freelance hairdresser so will come to you and also works in the Barbers in Dulwich at weekends. She has a 2 yo so is pretty experienced in cutting kiddies hair, my friend goes to her with her 2 young boys too. 07737763559
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if you fancy a trip to london then i can reccomend Tantrum on the kings road...its v cool kids get to sit in planes,cars,trucks whilst really friendly ladies take time to cut thier little locks, also another distraction is a selection of dvds they can watch whilst its being done, all polished of with sweets!!! my son loved it he felt all grown up plus i took my 10 year old cousin who played on the wii whilst he waited. it cost ?20 bit much but was a v good haircut and i did not have to say stay still stay still once!!!!!PRICELESS!!!
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Madmum, I'm sure i saw Tantrum on dragons den the other night. They brought along the racing car seat and were trying to get them to invest in their idea. Think they cut hair in Hamleys too. Looks very cool but a bit too pricey!
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