Best method to color their hair?

[Liesje]

I used to color my own hair with kool-aid so I know it's safe, painless and quite tasty... Just wondering if anyone has some tips/tricks on how to do it on a toddler?

 

[pinktaffy]

mm sorry no tips.

but can i ask why you would want to colour your toddlers hair?

 

[Liesje]

It would make them easier to locate in a crowd, or describe if they're lost in a mall... Etc.
I'd also figure the least likely kid to be walked off with would be the most conspicuous one

 

[BethK]

It would make them easier to locate in a crowd, or describe if they're lost in a mall... Etc.
I'd also figure the least likely kid to be walked off with would be the most conspicuous one

I take it this thread was a joke and you're not actually serious?!

 

[pinktaffy]

It would make them easier to locate in a crowd, or describe if they're lost in a mall... Etc.
I'd also figure the least likely kid to be walked off with would be the most conspicuous one

I take it this thread was a joke and you're not actually serious?!

thought the same thing lol

 

[sheepy99]

I think it would be best to avoid coloring a childs hair personally.

Is this just for a special occasion?

 

[Liesje]

Nope, totally serious... I see kids with colored hair all the time so I doubt I'm starting some sort of toddler revolution... Just wondering how it's done without getting it all over them...

 

[catfromaus]

Just don't.

 

[Baby France]

You aren't be serious?

I have many many friends with toddlers and can personally say that I have NEVER seen a child with coloured hair. Ever.

I would never want to either. I'd rather use reins to stop my child getting lost in a crowd or to deter someone from abducting them.

Hmmm...me thinks this is a joke (or I hope it is a joke!)

 

[MrsBandEgglet]

]It would make them easier to locate in a crowd, or describe if they're lost in a mall... [/B]Etc.
I'd also figure the least likely kid to be walked off with would be the most conspicuous one

You're clearly just a wind-up merchant but this is just silly and makes a mockery of the forum which I don't think people will appreciate

 

[pinktaffy]

ive been a member since 2009 and i have 2 say this thread is the most far fetched one i have ever seen on bnb.

 

[Liesje]

Seriously... No one has seen it? For the past 3-4 years, every kid has been walking around with a Mohawk, now they're starting to walk around with different colored hair... Could just be a North American thing but it's really not that outrageous... Holy crap.

 

[indy and lara]

I'm sorry but this is slightly ridiculous. If you were talking about dressing up for Halloween I could see where you were coming from. However, as you are not I suggest you need to think of a safer way to take your child out of doors.

 

[_Vicky_]

hahaha I just dont get why? I take it you are in the US? I dont even know what koolaid is let alone why you would use it to colour a childs hair?

All us English layyydeesss are shocked (slightly tongue in cheek)

 

[Blah11]

 

[sarah0108]

 

[going_crazy]

Really?? Buy a wig instead........

 

[Nats21]

hahaha I just dont get why? I take it you are in the US? I dont even know what koolaid is let alone why you would use it to colour a childs hair?

All us English layyydeesss are shocked (slightly tongue in cheek)

Kool aid - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kool-Aid

I'm taking its a wind up! xx

 

[_Vicky_]

OMG - its real!!! https://www.wikihow.com/Dye-Hair-With-Kool-Aid

Google it there is loads - hehehehehehehehehehe

 

[_Vicky_]

hahaha I just dont get why? I take it you are in the US? I dont even know what koolaid is let alone why you would use it to colour a childs hair?

All us English layyydeesss are shocked (slightly tongue in cheek)

Kool aid - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kool-Aid

I'm taking its a wind up! xx

thanks x