One of the ways to get your kid to agree to a haircut is....
To send some subliminal (or direct) message that your kid's hair is old-school. Not as in your kid is more old-school than you. It's your kid is old-school. Full stop. Try comparing him or her or they to a musician or a personality that have history of bad hair or their hairstyles are a hit.... back then or a personality that they dislike. Any personality will do from TV personalities to drug addicts to infamous criminals.
When you are at the barber or saloon or anywhere that offers haircuts and hair styling, tell the intended barber/stylist to make your kid's hair 'young and hip'. Don't forget the comparison. For example, "Give my son a haircut that doesn't make him look like Charles Manson."
Exclusion clause: This tip may or may not work. Happy trying. Results may vary. I will not be held responsible for any injuries, mishaps, mistakes, accidents, screw-ups, tortious acts, misadventures, annoyance, grievance and everything that happens when there are attempts to carry this tip out.
When you are at the barber or saloon or anywhere that offers haircuts and hair styling, tell the intended barber/stylist to make your kid's hair 'young and hip'. Don't forget the comparison. For example, "Give my son a haircut that doesn't make him look like Charles Manson."
Exclusion clause: This tip may or may not work. Happy trying. Results may vary. I will not be held responsible for any injuries, mishaps, mistakes, accidents, screw-ups, tortious acts, misadventures, annoyance, grievance and everything that happens when there are attempts to carry this tip out.