30 Fofos e Fáceis Meninas Penteados

Fishtail braiding may seem intimidating to some parents, but once you’ve learned to do it it becomes second nature, and adds an extra element to your hairstyling. Separate each pigtail into two sections of hair, and create your fishtail braid by crossing hair from the outside of one section to the other. Alternate sides and repeat until you run out of hair! Messiness is part of a fishtail braid’s charm and character, meaning you don’t need to worry about getting every hair perfectly in place.

This bob style has textured ends and strategic layers that help it look like a fashion-forward grown up style, while making it easy to style and manage. If you’d like to be able to easily tie hair in a ponytail, go for this same cut in a slightly longer, shoulder-grazing style.

This blast-from-the-past style is a great way to dress up hair on a special occasion. Depending on her specific hairstyle, you can achieve these ringlets by curling hair with rags, perm rods, or a heat styling tool like a curling iron.

This style looks intricate but is surprisingly easy to pull off. Start by tying the front section of hair in a ponytail, and then gather the section behind it into a pony as well. Before you tie the second section with an elastic, gather the first ponytail with it, and secure them together. Repeat as far down the head as you’d like, before tying hair in the final pony.

Head wraps add some styling pizazz to classic pigtails, and keep little ears warm on brisk days in spring and fall when a winter hat isn’t quite called for. These fun wraps are a great way to add bold patterns to your styles, and they work well as hand-me-downs from older girls to younger siblings.

For girls who aren’t into long styles, this cute pixie is easy to style and shows off a unique personality. When you need to dress it up, accessories like headbands and wraps work just as well with short hair.

Although french braided styles can be worn at any age, there’s something extra sweet about a little girl with french braids. This style works especially well for very little ones if you’re hesitant about using heat styling tools.

For girls who hate having their hair put up, a fancy headband is one of the simplest ways to dress up a down-do, while keeping long pieces out of the face.

Dutch braids might look fancy, but they’re just french braids where the hair is wrapped under instead of over. This style creates two dutch braids that have then been gently pulled apart (also called “pancaking”) to create a softer, more voluminous look.

Putting a sassy spin on an old classic, this high ponytail is just as quick to pull together as a more typical, lower style.

Another fun spin on pigtails that only takes a few extra minutes to pull off, rope braids are created by dividing hair into two sections, and wrapping them around each other, then securing at the bottom with another elastic.

Fully braided styles like this can be time consuming to execute, but once they’re in place you shouldn’t have to worry about styling hair for the next several days. To keep braids looking neat and in place for as long as possible, have your girl sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase that doesn’t cause as much friction against hair overnight.

Put a simple spin on an everyday half up hairstyle by french braiding the front section of hair. We’d recommend trying this style a day or two after hair washing to get a better grip in your french braid.

Just like with older women, sometimes a messy bun style is the perfect way to quickly and easily put hair up and out of the way. For younger girls with finely textured hair, it can be hard to keep hair in this bun style, and you may need to add a spray clay or other texturizing product to help hair grip and hold.

This side dutch braid is an easy way to secure long, thick hair in place, and reminds us of Elsa’s braided style in Disney’s Frozen. You might need to add a second braid for girls with mid length hair, as it can be difficult to keep pieces from falling out of a single side braid.

If you have a special event coming, like a Halloween party, or a day at the amusement park, your little girl would love to have a bit of sparkling glitter on her hair!

Go for this style if your daughter likes her hair all loose. A simple french braid created from one side of the forehead to the other back side while the rest of the hair is loose.

This french braid at the top of the head is pulled into a gorgeous high ponytail! This would make a beautiful updo for special occasions.

If your girl loves pigtails you can upgrade her look with cute bows and hair accessories.

This adorable style features two french braids pulled into two low buns.

An accessory like this bow will upgrade any simple updo.

If you’re in hurry a messy bun is fast and easy and look effortless and cute!

You can create these curly look with Babyliss curler or curl formers. The hair is pulled half up into two braided double buns and the rest of the hair is loose at the back.

This romantic and cute half updo with a sailor bow is adorable look for a Sunday!