20 of the Most Popular 10-Year-Old Boy Haircuts

This braided style is super eye-catching, featuring a neat pattern on top of the head and tidy, evenly spaced braids.

This dapper, formal haircut has been a classic men’s style for decades, and as you can see here, it’s great for little boys as well.

For more fun and rambunctious style, you might opt for something like this casual side brush. It’s trendy yet well suited to a young boy’s highly active lifestyle.

Here’s a stylish twist on a classic haircut. This short taper style is a barbershop favorite, but the hard part and line up give it an added flair.

This rough and highly textured crop-inspired style is a great fit for young boys who are always on the move.

This youthful fringe look combines fashionable styles with a good amount of texture that’s great for a 10 year old boy.

Short and simple, this low maintenance crop is ideal for boys who prefer shorter hair and want a flexible style.

This style combines a carefully shaped afro with loose curls and a sharp line up for a nice contrasting look.

If you want something a bit out of the ordinary, give this extreme pompadour a try. Defined by extreme lines and a unique crescent fade, this will definitely set your little one apart.

The classic flat top is a go-to for kids who want a simple yet stylish look, and it’s still as solid as ever.

A faux hawk doesn’t have to be an extremely tall and pointy shape. A shorter faux hawk still has tons of impact and a high fun factor.

Here’s a unique look that’s similar to the uber-popular man bun. The hair is grown out tied into a loose knot that sits right on top of the head.

For a more dapper haircut, try this no-nonsense side brush. The side-swept motion creates depth and texture and prevents this cut from falling flat.

If you liked the Ivy League shown above but want something a bit more fun, then this modern Ivy with a drop fade will suit your needs.

This tall style takes the hair straight up and pairs this volume with a medium fade to balance out the look.

This extremely fashionable style is great for 10-year-old boys who want a slightly “older” look. The hard part here is definitely the star of the show.

Another highly stylized crop, this haircut is a good choice for boys who want a messier style. The elephant trunk created by the fringe is a nice touch here.

Yet another variation of the Ivy League, this cut has the hair finger-combed back to create subtle yet defined waves.

A breezy, flowing style, this haircut is a simple scissor cut that has the hair swooping forward and to the side.

If you want a voluminous style that will turn heads, you can’t go wrong with this textured, wavy brush up.

This scissor crop has been lightly textured and the fringe styled into spikes. The hardline is a great way of connecting the fringe shape.

If you want to have short hair but still add a bit of style, a shaved line design might be the way to go.

Some forms of the french crop variate in how the fringe is cut. A simple angle, or in this case, a choppy straight fringe can set the tone of the hairstyle.

Definitely let those curls a little lose if you have them. This crop looks fantastic with the drop fade and a little bit of product on top to gain definition on the waves.

Want to have the best of both worlds? Keeping the top long while the sides are super short is just that! Undercuts are easy to look good in!

You want the short feel and also have a little fun with it? A drop fade with a medium length top is the perfect way to start styling the hair with spikes!