15 Cute Mixed Baby Girl Hairstyles & How to Care for Them
Key Takeaways
- A mixed baby has a hair type different from the rest as it is characterized by curly and straight hairs in one, which makes it prone to root-breaking.
- To keep your little ladies hairs’ clean and moisturized, you must wash it twice to thrice a week with products that have fruit extracts, essential oils, and natural ingredients.
- Avoid using mineral oil, petroleum jelly, and alcohol to make your biracial baby’s strand healthy.
- You can recreate different easy yet trendy styles for your mixed baby girl, like braids, buns, and ponytails.
As moms and dads of mixed babies, you must be wary of the proper hair care and treatment regimen for your young princess.
Research shows that their hair often has damaged roots because biracial hair is characterized by different hair types and textures in one. [1]
Adorable baby girl hairstyles are best to emphasize her diversified beauty and retain the lovely natural glory of her hair!
We’ll answer all your questions, give you essential hair tips, and 15 ideas for cute mixed-baby girls’ hair styling concepts in this article!
15 Mixed Baby Girl Hairstyles & Ideas
After all the mentioned tips, you can now style your baby girls’ curls (or straight hair) into adorable creations that they’ll never forget!
Short Mixed Baby Girl Hairstyles
For a child, nothing’s as perfect as colorful short hair with box ties or buns interconnected with each other.
This can be your toddlers’ go-to as it takes away the strands from their faces to prevent pain from hair-poking or clear the way for a hairless playtime.
1-Year-Old Mixed Baby Girls Hairstyles
A 1-year-old girl would love a middle part hairstyle with several sections, all linked by single french braids.
Braiding like this is essential for a child’s curly hair as it can protect their fibers by locking in moisture.
Cute Mixed Baby Girl Hairstyles
Another cute hairstyle for your kids’ special event is a high ponytail with braids.
This style is easy to do and highlights your little one’s look, adding to their happy-go-lucky personality. For this style, all you need are brushes and ties!
Infant Bicultural Baby Girls Hairstyles
Infants’ short hair often gets in the way of their vision, which means this bun-and-clip hairstyle can help them out.
All you have to do is part in the middle, take two tiny portions for the buns, and bind it with your kids’ favorite clip.
Curly Hair Baby Girls Hairstyles
Afro curls are naturally beautiful, more so if it’s in a three-small-knots side-part styling. For your child to sport this hairstyle, make a semi-circle on the middle left head side by combing and separating it.
Then, create three tiny knots, secure them with ties and clips, and let your baby’s curly hair flaunt in style!
Bicultural Baby Hairstyles With Beads
Beads in the head have the power to keep your kids excited for an adorable hairstyle. You can add beads on box braids with middle partings.
In the picture, the girl has several braids sections, and five colored beads are added at the tip to keep them intact and in style.
Mixed Girl Baby Birthday Hairstyles
For a toddler’s birthday, put balloon-inspired ties on lovely braids!
To keep it festive, you can intertwine several sections of the child’s hair using colored rubber bands.
Adorable Two Buns for Baby’s Hair
One bun hairstyle isn’t enough for a special event, so twin buns for your children’s natural curls are to the rescue!
To make it more charming, put zigzag braids in the front and back that connect to each bun before sealing them with soft-cloth ties.
One Braid Baby Girl Easy Hairstyle
You can never go wrong with one-side braiding if you’re in a rush and need to do a hairstyle that’s both presentable and easy to recreate.
To do this, part their hair (straight or curly), intertwine the side, and then secure the style in a low pony with a pretty bow that matches her outfit.
High Ponytails for Little One’s Hair
Make your lasses walk confidently in style by making her an Ariana Grande go-to look — a high ponytail!
Moreover, you can even style the loose long straight hair in waves to create volume and texture for your princess.
Bantu Knot Baby Hairstyles
Bantu curly knots are from the Zulu people of South Africa, and it’s not just culturally significant but also eye-catching for your girlies.
Doing this entails patience as you need to section several curls, twist them, and wrap them in spirals. Your kids can wear this with beads, too!
The only difference between this and the previous beaded style is the way the strands are tied, with this being on the shorter side.
Tie and Clip Biracial Baby Hairstyles
A usual mixed preschooler’s style, regardless of a straight or curly strand, is parting the hair, tying the roots in two sections, twisting, and clipping the ends with cute bows!
Ringlet Curls Baby Hairstyles
Ringlets complement little girls and boys with curly hair as it recreates an adult version of an Afro.
Aside from that, it’s easy to do; you must comb and twist the hair in coils. You can also add a cherry on top in the form of crossbow clips!
Little Girl Twists Biracial Baby Hairstyles
Multiple twists for your kiddies’ long hair are a captivating style to pull through. To keep the twist braids in place, tie them with colored ties resembling gummies!
Headband on Biracial Baby Hairstyles
Lastly, a headband is a basic style you can sport for your babies, even at a young age.
You can brush their wet hair (short or long hair) and place a charming little headband on top; it seals the deal!
How Do You Wash and Clean Mixed Baby Girl Hair?
When doing the proper washing and cleaning processes for your mixed baby girls, you must follow this step-by-step guide:
- Wet the head using lukewarm water to get off residues and dirt.
- Lather with Attitude Natural Care Curl Moisturizing Shampoo to moisturize and clean the scalp. Then, rinse and dry.
- Condition using Johnson’s Curl Defining Leave-In Conditioner (or baby oil) to hydrate and untangle locks.
- Comb using the Safety 1st Easy Grip Brush and Comb, as combing damp hair can help detangle mattes and bring out natural hair oils from the scalp.
How Often Should I Wash My Mixed Baby Girl’s Hair?
It’s tempting to wash your baby girl’s scalp every day. However, experts from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggest you should wash your little ones’ hair twice or thrice a week. [2]
This is enough to clean their hair, moisturize, prevent curl matting, and avoid residue buildup.
What Are the Best Shampoo Products for Mixed Baby Hair?
The best shampoo products for mixed baby girls’ hair are loaded with the following ingredients:
- Argan and other plant-based oils
- Coconut oil
- Calendula essential oil
- Moringa oil
- Lemon
- Fruit extracts
Additionally, here are specific products that are hypoallergenic, organic, and the best ones on the market for your little princesses:
How Do You Cut the Hair of Mixed Baby Girls?
Cutting your mixed babies’ hair isn’t an easy-peasy task. To do it, following the tips and steps provided below is a must:
- Prepare scissors, a chair, a towel to keep the cut hair out of babies’ bodies, and a spray bottle to dampen the hair.
- Next, tell your mixed babies what you will do and prepare them to get a haircut. Using toys, television, an iPad, or any game time may do the trick for you.
- Then, let them settle on the chair and cut in layers starting from the back and around their ears.
What to Avoid When Dealing With the Hair of Mixed Babies?
Being a good mom and dad to your sweet little girl means having hair care products that are safe for them. Safety for your mixed baby girl means avoiding the following ingredients:
- Mineral oil
- Petroleum jelly
- Alcohol components
Final Thoughts
With a mixed baby girl’s hair, you need the proper care and style routine to keep up with their unique and diverse hair types.
Nonetheless, the information in this article is enough to help boost your mixed baby girl to a whole new level of styling!
Now, go and pick your favorite mixed baby girl hairstyle from this list and reinvent and refashion them as you wish!
Aida
Founder & Hair Beauty Specialist
I’m Aida and this is my blog where I write mostly about beauty and make up related stuff, but I like to spice it up a bit with lifestyle and photography posts. Or with whatever that comes to my mind. Hope you will enjoy the reading enough that we will ‘see’ each other more often!