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i have a 6 year old girl and i am trying to teach her how to wash her hair without her getting the soap in her eyes.what is the trick.she can do everything else just not the long hair.she is getting to old for dad to do it.i wash her hair every other day so it helps.
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Is she taking showers or baths?
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I bought my kids tearless shampoo, convinced them it wouldn't burn and stuck them in the shower!! They loved it.
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i have a 6 year old girl and i am trying to teach her how to wash her hair without her getting the soap in her eyes.what is the trick.she can do everything else just not the long hair.she is getting to old for dad to do it.i wash her hair every other day so it helps. Hmmm John, I think with a girl I'd wash her long hair until she was at least 8. Now I have all boys so I could be wrong but the ability master certain mobility skills isn't always there at that young age... |
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Edited by
jujubean73
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Wed 01/09/08 05:17 PM
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I buy my kids tearless shampoo too. Either Loreal for kids or Suave for kids (Suave is cheaper). They eventually get the hang of it and don't let the soap in their eyes, but in the meantime, this is doing the trick. Hope this helps...best of luck to you and your daughter. You could also try washing it while she's dressed under the kitchen sink of under the faucet in the bath tub then after you are done let her take a bath or shower by herself.
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Is she taking showers or baths? |
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I buy my kids tearless shampoo too. Either Loreal for kids or Suave for kids (Suave is cheaper). They eventually get the hang of it and don't let the soap in their eyes, but in the meantime, this is doing the trick. Hope this helps...best of luck to you and your daughter. |
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i never thought about the sink.that will work.
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thank you for your help sometimes you just have to ask a mom.this is a full time job.i love it
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I have all boys but when they started showering alone I bought a removable shower head so they could take it down and wash there hair and bodies. Seemed to work for them and it might work for her having long hair.
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i always had them sit in the tub and poured the water slowly over their hair while they kept their head tilted back and eyes shut then i started having them do it themselves until they got the hang of it.
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Trick is to keep your head way back, and eyes firmly closed. It's easier in the shower. But, yeah, the tearless stuff works pretty good too.
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i love this site
i will get a removable shower head.give me a reason to break out the tools 
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i always had them sit in the tub and poured the water slowly over their hair while they kept their head tilted back and eyes shut then i started having them do it themselves until they got the hang of it. |
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hi sweetie! ok john, get in the tub...ill show ya lmao
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Take her out and let her get her OWN little collection of "girly shower supplies". It worked for mine...might work for yours.
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try using johnsons baby shampoo which is tearless.then wash her hair in the sink..
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I always put a face cloth on my sons face while he tilted back....also used johnsons baby shampoo while he was young.....
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Ditto with Gypsy's post. The wash cloth really helps.
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