90+ Cool Haircuts for Kids for 2020

This dapper hairstyle is an excellent choice for boys who are going for a more formal look. We like how this style highlights the blonde color.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

For boys with thick and wavy hair, this brushed up style will work very well. It emphasizes the waviness of the hair and looks quite smart.

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

This disconnected mohawk is easily one of the most extreme hairstyles on this list, but it’s an undeniably eye-catching look. The dyed tips really help to contrast the disconnected sides.

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

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.

The Ivy League is a classic haircut that’s always been popular as a young boys’ cut. This variation adds a hard part for extra style points.

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

This side quiff is a good option for all hair types, ideal for boys who want to be a little stylish but don’t want anything too extreme.

Skin fade haircuts offer a very clean look, and this haircut is no exception. With textured hair on top and even hair on the sides and back, this is a very respectable cut.

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 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.

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.

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.

Yet another style with two hard parts, this brushed up hairstyle looks messy yet fashionable at the same time.

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.

Who said hard parts are only for grown-ups? This style proves that boys of all ages can rock a hard part.

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

This trendy haircut has a lot going for it. With a slight hard part, a messy top, and a subtly asymmetrical fringe, this is a fashionable yet casual haircut.

Have extremely curly hair? Try out this haircut. It’s simple and low maintenance but allows the curliness of the hair to shine through.

If you’re looking for something daring, then this spiky look definitely fits the bill. The bald fade dramatically emphasizes the large spikes, making this haircut a sure-fire head turner.

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).

The Ivy League is traditionally a shorter style, but it can be adapted for long hair. This provides more room to style the hair while ensuring the hair stays tidy.

For fine hair, short styles like this one often work best. There’s just enough length to allow for a bit of styling, so you can brush it up or slick it back.

Here’s a style that affords lots of volume without sacrificing neatness. The prominent side part adds a point of visual interest and separates the hair nicely.

Shaved designs are all the rage today. If you want a bold and adventurous style, then definitely consider an inspired design like the exciting pattern shown here.

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.

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.

For curlier or coiled hair, you can opt for a burst fade to help manage the hair’s texture while still preserving its character.

This side-swept style is a timeless look that’s perfect for boys of any age. It’s a good choice for a multipurpose hairstyle that’s ideal for both casual and formal situations.

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.

Spikes can be styled in lots of different ways. Here’s a take on a loose spiky look that results in a slightly blown out style.

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.

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.

This distinctive haircut is good for older boys who want to express their individuality. We especially like how this style uses a skin fade in an unconventional manner.

Retro-inspired haircuts have always been popular for boys. This suave comb-over is a simple, low maintenance cut that’s easy to get and style.

A preppier style with lots of volume, this dramatic quiff uses a sudden skin fade to create a powerful visual effect.

The formula of “short on the sides, long on top” forms the basis of many boys’ haircuts. This style uses that formula to create a textured, windswept look.

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

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.

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.

Too much panache from this age, firstly the obvious, the mohawk is just on point and what makes it better is the snow-white dye but only the mohawk is dyed. The undercut with that drop fade just adds more to it and makes it gradual towards the temple. Lastly, check the line up, sharp isn’t it?

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.

Shave come in all shapes and sizes but this one has to be one of those unique ones and with that perfection, there is no coming back. The sides have been evenly tapered for that thunder to shine bright and the top is side swept with fairly shorter hair on top. It ain’t easy as it looks to be.

That drip undercut is no joke, it is very hard to come by and harder to stop it from dripping style. Moreover, that pony also feels like a mullet if done right but is also long enough to transform into a man bun, so much going on with long hair right? Just grow and fade the sides, boom!

This mohawk with surely hit different with that pocky soccer texture. Also, the strict undercut fade is out of the world. The best part, the fade has a cyclone shave with a star because that is what one becomes after having this haircut. The key is to keep the same length strands all over.

Introducing a subtle and easy version of mohawk with a tinge of side sweep. What makes this possible is the long strands with that brush-up texture to it. Moreover, the sides are undercut tapered with the temple fade. It just gets sleeker as it progresses towards the temple.

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?

Side sweep to any hairstyle just makes it ten times better as it gives a direction to the hair and makes it look less disoriented but this one, in particular, is just perfect because it is not too struct neither it is too clumsy. The sides too are tapered just to the point where it feels under control.

The undercut brush up or mohawk? This one sits right in between that thin line and that hard part just makes everything even clearer. The sides are just tapered and not faded so that it doesn’t become very generic, so much thought goes into it ha!

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.

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!

Do you say your haircut is cool? That is what he says! This messy yet shiny bowl cut with that volume is something not to be messed with. The sides are layered and slightly tapered to be shorter than the top. The fringe with the french crop is just another layer of dripping style here.

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

Here it is again, the classic fohawk looking brush up. The thin hair with dense volume does absolute justice it is easy to taper it on the sides with that hard part which then also serves as the styled shaved line. The temple is faded which balances the overall look.

Chameleon haircut is something we hardly have seen, and more like so rare that very few of those are available. The sides are shaved with tapered patterns for legs and the top is brushed up with brush up the texture to make it look like chameleons back.

This brush-up has a very semi mohawk texture with an undercut on the sides is just making it all perfect. The sides are taper faded but the low fade makes everything much better. The sides have a tapered pattern with a slight shaved pattern to make it perfect school cut, not too boring at all.

Remember the chameleon cut? This one is a big upgrade to the same haircut with a hint of celebration. This one includes a size 1 clippers all around the head with a tapered pattern of a snowman with dye, nothing cannot beat that.

Chameleon cut and then the snowman cut and then here we are, he is the “Batman”. The top is semi curled with thick hair and the neckline is a whole new deal. The taper and the shave combination makes this batman cut the sleek one.

You know when it is the last day of school and then you can get your hair styled the way you wanted it when you saw that favorite soccer player of yours? Well, this is the haircut we’re talking about then, clipped with size 2 clippers all around with the shaved pattern, also, don’t forget the perfect line ups and hairline.

So you really thought that the batman cut was the peak? There we go, introducing the puma cut, the top is brushed up with the nice, thick volume and the sides are taper shaved with temple fade, there is so much style into this, hardly one can miss it.

The slicked back mohawk style is really something custom and rare, moreover, these days this is the only flight one can possibly enjoy so why not? The hard parted hairline adds an extra layer of fanciness with the pushed back texture of medium length hair is just perfect.

How can we not have all these superheroes shaved on our head when they saved so many lives on the television. This is possible if one uses size 0 or 1 clipper for the lighter texture areas and taper shave for areas with a thicker texture, there is no in-between.

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?

Can it be any squarer than this? The overall texture is size 2 clippers with sides being taper faded in a square pattern. The temple is sharp and pocky showing the love of geometry in the style. Moreover, even the line up is pretty angular so it tells how perfect this style actually is.

This is no less than a mathematic equation with so much going on on all the sides. The sides are taper shaved with a temple slit into half. The top, however, has a mohawk texture with mullet at the back mullet is what steals the show.

The top is side swept with a side part so that undercut is seen clearly. Moreover, sides and back are tapers shaved with a pattern. We must admit that these patterns make the whole hairstyle a lot times sleeker and have much more panache than the usual taper fade.

Lego, batman, star wars, and that clean haircut can you even ask for anything more in life? No! The size 2 clippers all over the head with shaved sides for the figure with some sleek dye to bring out the details and all the attention is yours.

This one is quite unique with the back being dyed to the colors of joker and this one is quite unique because there is no tapered head with shaved shape. Instead, it quite dense with the temple being all sharp and perfect and line up being all angular.

Brush up with a mohawk texture and an undercut makes everything ten times prettier to look at and that too with a clean dye has no competition. Moreover, the patterns on the sides and back are a result of attention to detail with a taper and shaved lines. Also, don’t forget the hard part.

Ryan Reynolds should check this out, he thinks he can pull off Deadpool, not until he sees this. The shave that works well with taper makes it much better and that is exactly how we get the shape. Add that sleek shave to it, which makes it lovely.

The web and the spiderman both are dyed and that itself pops out pretty well. The shave and taper make it possible with that sharp line up. Not to mention, the temple is sharp yet dyed just enough to make this look enough better.