60 Cute Haircuts for Kids for 2024

Here’s a simple combed over hairstyle that you can’t go wrong with. Great for both casual and formal situations.

Classic 90’s kid’s go-to haircut, that mop top is a good blend between casual and not so casual. The free-flowing strands give it some life whereas the sides are slightly tapered in layers to keep that volume intact but to also have it under control.

For a classy haircut, this side part style will serve you well. It’s mostly formal and tidy, but the swooped hair adds just a touch of messiness.

Spikes with that pocky thorny texture are quite hard to come by these days so let’s enjoy this one for now and see what it really is. The taper fade on the sides is just too good with that perfect line up with a brush-up texture always comes in handy, don’t forget that sleeky blond highlight dye.

Here is an incredibly trendy hairstyle that will easily set you apart. The sharp disconnected line and messy top are distinctive and stylish.

Kids are not left out in the brush up adventure. Its uniquely tousled appearance can take your looks from simple to iconic in seconds while still maintaining your skin’s glow.

Where do we even begin? The top is curled brush up which is quite a soccer look and the sides are undercut tapered. That’s not it though, the extreme low fade with temple fade brings all the fun to thin haired dense top. Brush those fingers through it from time to time.

There we have it, a skateboarder version of the style. The top is quite thick with pocky texture but brush up towards the forehead. The sides are slightly tapered so that it doesn’t get messy but still regains girth. Less maintenance as well, who doesn’t love that?

Is that Mike Ross in the making? The pushed back top with a slight quiff on the forehead tells that he is ready for a meeting and he is going to win! The sides are slightly tapered to respect the top but that hard part is subtle yet present enough that you feel it

Fine faded sides with that shaved line can either be a hard part or it can be a part of a pattern but for sure it is full of style. The temple, however, is faded with top gaining volume to look thick and lively.

Do you see another Lionel Messi in the making too? Here’s the soccer-inspired cheeky hairstyle with that tossed brush up with that sides being taper faded which makes everything formal yet informal.

Are you on the lookout for the most stylish and unique looks for kids? Look no further than this french crop as it has a stylish vibe to it and it certainly delivers the message.

For people looking for something a little shorter and dapper, try out this crop top with a straight fringe. A haircut that works well with straight or wavy textures and on thick or thin hair.

If you want your kid to give off real edgy vibes, this look will definitely do just that. In a variation on the edgar, this style is full of contrast and volume, even though the hair is kept shorter. To do it, line up the fringe and grow out the top a bit more, running a hand through it to give that spiky look. The Black jacket adds a bit of a mysterious edge to the style.

The undercut is yet another good style for boys. This undercut uses a French crop on top and features a symmetrical fringe.

If your boy wants to give off a whole lot of edginess, this cut will do it. The classic mohawk gives off rocker vibes that will surely make him feel like the rockstar he is. Of the many variations, to nail this one, keep a line of hair from fringe to the back of the head and shave the rest. Then give it a handful of styling clay and comb it straight up in a point.

If your son likes to rock his hair longer, he’ll want this cut! Keeping the fringe long and having the barber use a point cut gives the look a shot of texture, while the long upper half is styled to be messy and layered for volume. Keep the sideburns long and pull them out away from the head and you’ll have this style nailed perfectly.

The caesar can be a complimenting style for any age. This kiddo effortlessly exudes a sense of fashion through a variation of the edgar. The fringe is lined up to give some contrast to the top of the head, where it’s left long and messy. Adding to the sleek, youthful look, the sides are faded, keeping this look easy to maintain and fashion-forward.

This style will bring a bit of edge to your child’s style. The fringe is kept long and layered to compliment the messy length on top. On the side of the head, we see the hair is left long and mostly untouched while being ruffled and swept forward to add to the edginess.

A great style to accentuate the rounder youthful face, this style is easy and effortless. The sides are controlled with a scissor taper, while the top is left long enough to comb forward. Keep the fringe long enough to comb up and over toward one side of the head, and your little one will be rocking this style as easily as 1,2,3.

This look gives off an ivy league feel which is complemented by the buttoned polo. The fringe and top are kept almost the same length, while the sides are kept short with a taper. Add a sweeping brush of the fingers through the fringe and you’ll nail this look perfectly.

This variation of the edgar is an excellent addition to your boy’s style. It keeps the sleek, youthful appearance while adding loads of fashion sense. The fringe is lined up, contrasting the straight lines on the top of the head. A medium fade adds to the clean style, while the two subtle lines bring an eye-catching look.

If your kids were as clean as this hairstyle, you’d never have to clean your house. This cut’s simplicity also gives your boy style. The top is kept in check at a short to medium length with a messy texture, while the fringe is left long enough to brush to the side to create some contrast.

Sometimes, embracing the chaos of your child is the best way to go. This style does precisely that. The fringe is the longest part of the cut and gives a layered look to create a sense of chaotic mystery. Adding contrast to the look is the burst fade that adds just enough of a sleek feeling to let everyone know your kid did this on purpose. Keep the top messy to complete the look.

Want everyone to know he’s the most stylish kid at school? This cut will definitely do it. The hair on top is left long and ruffled to give volume and texture, while the sides are trimmed and lined to cause an abrupt break in the hair. The jean jacket adds more style to the look, ensuring your son is known for his legendary fashion.

If you like the side part style but want something a bit longer, try this look. The bulk of the hair is brushed to the side while the sides and back are nice and even.

The pompadour is a great look, but a tall pompadour can cause imbalance when worn by younger boys. One trick is to shrink the pompadour so it fits better.

Neat yet full of texture, this disconnected variation on the classic French crop is extremely striking. A large hard part divides the hair into two sections that greatly contrast in length.

Good for boys who like short hair, this textured hairstyle is especially beneficial for thinner, finer hair, as it adds a lot of motion without requiring volume.

What can look the cutest on any toddler? Of course, the slicked-back top and gelled hair sides. Just imagine how stylish this quiff hairstyle could look with the tiny suit and a bow tie. Also, this is one of the easiest styles to manage in daily life and won’t require your kid to spend long waiting in a salon chair which surely will save you some nerves.

Look at that line-up, that neat fade on the side, and one neat brush-up. The absence of a side part makes this one quite a unique one because usually, we see a part and some sort of side part. The key is to keep length relatively short but not too short.

Simple and easy to maintain, this buzz cut is ideal for active youngsters. The slight taper on the side is a nice touch that changes things up just a little.

If your little one is after a more unique haircut, this French crop is definitely a cut to consider. It’s straightforward and a little different.

For a really suave look, consider this classy brushed up hairstyle. It features a shaved design on the side that adds a bit of edge.

This is a fun hairstyle that’s great for boys who want a very casual and playful look. The hair stands straight up for an eye-catching appearance.

This layered haircut creates a nice wavy motion in the hair. This is another cut that can easily accompany a highly active lifestyle, and it suits boys of any age.

This scissor cut is traditional on top and trendy on the sides. The disconnected line up on the left adds an asymmetrical twist that makes this style stand out.

An undercut is always a solid choice for older boys. Here’s a simple, neat variation that’s classy and elegant.

Here’s another take on the pompadour that adds a bit of waviness to the hair. The design on the side adds an interesting angular element to the cut.

Here’s a haircut that will make you stand out in a crowd. The sharp fringe is obviously the focal point, but the messy texture on top is also very visually impactful.

The faux hawk is a tried and true haircut that works well with a variety of hair types. It’s a fun and spiky style that young boys are sure to love.

Have you ever seen side part mixed with slicked back? Well here we are, this is a classic example of one, with sides being tapered and faded at the right spots. The shaved lines are just too much of a style statement to handle and the neckline is skin faded, can you take all of it in?

Many boys want a hairstyle that will match their energetic personalities. This high volume brush up communicates youthfulness like few other haircuts can, so it’s an excellent option for kids.

This cut is kept high and tight. The sides are relatively short and mostly the same length. The top is kept a little bit longer and all one length. Also, the top of the hair is spiked up with product to help give it more body and movement.

Best for slightly older boys around the middle school age, this hairstyle will stand out in a crowd. It’s a short mohawk that’s very dramatic and attention-grabbing.

Side part styles can be versatile for young boys. They can be styled to be neat and proper or messy and laid-back (as shown here).

Inspired by popular athletic hairstyles, this heavily textured style belongs in its own category. The contrast of the fringe and the messy top is interesting and stylish.

Messy hair doesn’t have to look scruffy or unruly. It can create tons of fun and exciting texture, as shown here.

Here’s a very slick hairstyle that features brushed up hair and two shaved lines on the side. This is a bold, trendy look that’s ideal for a more preppy style.

Is that Harvey Spectre in the making? The hard part clearly separates top to the sides and that combed slicked back texture tells that details are everything and no hair is allowed to move. The sides are equally tapered without fade to regain that weight on the sides while the top still looking dominant.

This cut will surely have your kid known for his style. The natural curls are left to grow while the fringe is lined up through the temples. On the side, we see the temple fade which leads to a longer look back through the nape. The linework gives contrast and draws the eyes through the hairstyle giving your son’s friends time to appreciate the complimenting style.

Inspired by athletes and urban style, this shaved design helps to accentuate the small afro. If desired, the hair on the top can be grown out a bit.

Another style with dual hard parts, this disconnected side part style is a more mature look that will suit slightly older, fashion-forward boys.

Another athletic-inspired look, this hairstyle features hair spiked up into a slight faux hawk, while a curved line is shaved into the side for a unique flair.

This cut incorporates a dramatic drop fade. The lower sides are completed shaved while blending into the top which is noticeably longer. The front fringe section of the hair is the longest, as it is styled by being brushed upward and away from the face.

Where do we even begin? The top is a classic french crop with that pocky straight texture, the sides, however, are very stylish with that mid fade but line ups are not included in the fade. Lastly, the temple is usually faded but this is not your usual haircut, the pocky temple tells a lot!

The line up is a very convenient style for kids. When paired with a temple fade, a line up creates a tidy, well-kept appearance.

Harry Potter is that you? The falling fringe with that side being faded adds so much panache to this cute hairstyle The top is all frizzy and since the hair is thin, it looks like it has tossed texture with that silky shine to it. Those glasses make it a million times better, don’t they?

Kids and mohawk is not a very usual or common sight that you’d have but here is the exotic look. The sides are straight up shaved for a better emphasis on the top with the temple being faded completely. The top is all thin hair yet frizzy and brush up for that perfect chill look.

Is that smile making the whole look ten times better? Hell yes, the curly texture on the top is always fun because it regains the length of the hair and even if it is thin it looks heavy due to the product. Moreover, the shaved slit on the sides is just perfect.

Brush up? Yes please, tapered sides? Yes please, and a sleek fade, definitely yes, please. The shaved line adds the soccer haircut look to the whole style and this thin brush up just supports the whole outlook.

For blonde-haired kids, a scissor cut with brush up is an incredibly stylish look. It’s relatively easy to maintain and perfect for summer months; a trim in the front combined with messy, flowing locks near the top create an effortless yet stunning effect. Apply a light product such as mousse or styling cream for best results before blow-drying and brushing upwards.

This will help control flyaways while keeping hair looking soft and natural. A few spritzes of hairspray at the end can help finish the look. With this chic do, blonde-haired kids will always look on point!