Hair Brushing Battle With Kids: Don’t Get Tangled Up in Knots

Owwww.
Ouch.
You’re hurting me.

Then come the tears. The drama. The pulling away. Brushing hair can be a dreadful morning task.

Can I share a little secret with you? A simple solution to this hair bushing battle?

My daughter has been blessed with beautiful curly thick hair. It is truly gorgeous, but also has a life of it’s own.

Oh my little indigo child, we’ve had lots of morning disagreements about brushing hair. However, a while back we found a new salon with a gentleman who truly understands how to cut curly hair. When he saw how quickly Rose’s hair could snarl, he suggested we buy The Wet Brush … which of course they conveniently sold at the salon.

I admit, I was completely skeptical.

However, with a little push he convinced me to try it. I could not believe the difference. The brush is AMAZING.

It allows you to work on snarls without getting caught on them. In other words, you can brush hair without constantly pulling on your child’s scalp.

A good friend of mine was having issues with her little ladies (4 & 7) in the mornings, too. I bought her girls their own brushes in their favorite colors the last time I visited. She openly admitted she thought I was being a bit dramatic about how great these work, but was amazed at what a difference it made with her two girls (who have beautiful long hair).

We now have four of these brushes: one for each bathroom and one for each of the girls’ swimming bags. There are many playful colors and designs to pick from…

——-> Check out the all the 5-star comments on Amazon (445 reviews).

Stop the morning arguments and the sad little faces. No one wants to start their day with a battle.

This mini-pack is perfect for little hands, has many colors available, and is reasonably priced, too.

Anyhow, from one mom to another… just wanted to share this awesome solution.

P.S. This is NOT a sponsored post. The brush has changed the mood of our mornings and I simply want to share this hassle-free solution with as many moms as possible.

Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will add value to my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

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