Little Baby Boys Haircuts are on their way to becoming little men, and it's time to let their little boy haircuts reflect the kind of men they'll become.

The collection of toddler hairstyles shown here is intended to provide ideas and tips on how to style boys' hair.

Top Mop Baby Boys Haircuts 

Some guys are born with long, wild baby boys haircuts, which is why the Mop Top was created. These tiny boy haircuts should be avoided by children with pin-straight hair.

This toddler haircut looks best on hair that is fine or wavy and has some texture. For this style, clippers can be used instead of scissors. Keep in mind that the neck and ears of this baby hairstyles are tapered, while the top is longer.

When cutting, select the length that best suits your needs. Keep it clean-cut around the ears and add some lengthy layers, but remember that it's supposed to be shaggy, so the layers shouldn't be too short.

Make wispy bangs that fall just above the child's eyes and merge them down the sides.

Part of a dapper side 



This is the style to choose for more traditional young people. For boys with thinner hair that will lay flat, this style is ideal. It can also be done in a more textured way with wavier hair.

Cut the bottom with a number one, two, or three clipper head, depending on your preferences. Determine which clipper head should be used around the top based on the length utilized for the bottom.

The bottom should be clean-cut and short, while the top should be only one head-length longer. Clean up around the neck and ears with stand-alone clippers. Styling — Wet the hair and part it to the side with a strong-hold gel or mousse.

Spiky and short


These baby boys haircuts, including the Shortened Texture, are simple to cut and maintain. It's great for young people who have thick, naturally straight hair.

Use a number two clipper head on the sides and back, and a number three on the top while cutting. This style necessitates thorough blending all around; simply run the clippers through the hair on all sides, merging organically.

Stand-alone clippers may be required around the neck and ears, depending on the length, however, scissors can also be used. Styling — This haircut is normally left alone, although it can be treated with gel for a more spiky look if desired.

Layered and long



These small boy haircuts are a little harder to get, but they offer a lot of elegance to a stylish young guy. This look is difficult to achieve for boys with excessively wavy or pin-straight hair, but it is perfect for everyone in between.

This is a long haircut that is not the same as the mop-top. When cutting this baby hairstyle, instead of using scissors, use a razor blade to cut the lengths.

This will add a lot of texture to the entire scene. There should be no straight lines or clean cuts in this haircut; instead, there should be a lot of layers and texture.

Baby Boys Haircuts should fall halfway over the ears, with bangs that swoop to one side and land slightly above the brows. Styling — For a smoother look, use a light mousse to arrange wet hair in the correct places and blow-dry.

Waves beach Baby Boys Haircuts



For boys hairstyles who don't want their hair to be too long or too short, this style is a good compromise. It's ideal for small children who are endowed with naturally thick waves.

When cutting around the ears and neck, it should be neat and clean. The sides should be approximately an inch long, and the top should be two or three inches long.

Using scissors and a comb, blend the top and bottom while using the finger technique to gauge the length up top. It should not be necessary to layer.

Styling – This style is fantastic since it can be left natural or spiked up with a stronger gel.

Curly Nature Baby Boys Haircuts



If a boy has naturally attractive curls, he should have a baby haircut that highlights them.

The length of this cut is approximately two inches all around. Scissors may be required to cut up the back of the neck and around the ears, but the hair should remain one length overall.

Cut the hair with your fingers and the pull-out technique, keeping the curl in mind when calculating the length.

Curly hair can be styled with a small quantity of mousse, although curly hair is best kept natural.

Nicely spliced Baby Boys Haircuts



For all the straight-haired little Joes, here's another in-between cut. Use the razor to create a layered and textured look. This style is similar to Long and Layered, except it is shorter and requires fewer layers.

The bangs should be spliced up around half an inch away from the eyebrows and the baby haircut should just cover the tip of the ears. Brush wet hair forward, define the layers with a light mousse, and blow-dry.

Dreams of Wisps Baby Boys Hairstyles



To achieve a clean-cut style on the bottom that transitions into wispy, textured bits on top, you'll need both clippers and scissors.

On the bottom, use a number four or five clipper head while integrating it into the lengthier top. Instead of cutting the top in one length, use the layering technique to make the wispy bits.

A few little pieces can be hung in the face, but a full set of bangs is not recommended. Styling — You may leave this cut alone or use a small bit of mousse to help define the texture on top.

Faux Hawk Baby Boys Haircuts



Another type of baby boys haircuts Faux-Hawk is for those guys who have an inner rock star that simply needs to come out. These young boy haircuts are similar to Wispy Dreams, but the shorter strands are clipped higher on the head with clippers.

A tiny bit of longer haircuts should remain at the top, about two inches broad across the head, while the shorter hair should be blended and clipped with a number three or four clipper head.

To create texture, use the scissors to cut the lengthier piece, using little quantities of the layered cutting technique. Styling — To style, use gel to sculpt the hair into a point or let it loose for a casual rocker look.

Pompadour in miniature



This look is ideal for tiny hipsters looking for unusual baby boy haircuts.

Start with a number one clipper head around the lower neck area and around the ears for this baby boys haircuts. To achieve a blended look, use a number two and three clipper head as the hair grows higher. Scissors should be used to cut the hair on top.

Keep your hair long enough at the front of your head to be slicked all the way back. Use the scissors to layer and mix the hair with the larger lengths at the front while cutting the hair more towards the back front area.

Cut and Buzzed for Baby Boys Haircuts

The buzzcut is the finest way to go for all those strong guys who simply do not have time to fuss with hairstyling. When it comes to buzzcuts, there are many different lengths to choose from, and it largely depends on personal preference.

Take a number one clipper head and run it across the entire hand for an "against the grain" buzzcut. If you want a bit more hair, a number two or three clipper head can still give you that low-maintenance buzz cut style while also giving you a little more hair to play with.

Buzz cuts don't require much styling, although lengthier buzz cuts may benefit from a little mousse or gel to add texture.

Future Army Soldier Hairstyles


Longer baby hairstyles aren't usually tolerated in the military, but it's sometimes the image a young man wants. The majority of military hairstyles are against the grain, but a front focus military cut is one of the most popular.

To begin, use a number one and number two clipper head. Begin at the bottom of the head with the number one and work your way up to the crown of the head with the number two. After you've trimmed everything around the crown, you can experiment with length.

Only a number three should be applied around the top of the skull for the true military look. However, the number four or five can also be used.