Cool Cuts 4 Kids

Alyssa was really terrific. Our grandson received a haircut with no meltdowns! She was very calm and collected. Made the experience great.

Garbage. They turned away my four kids. Appointments full. One stylist working presently (11:30am) on this Sunday over fall break. Would guess this place would be closing down. Hope something else opens up.
Bad business model! Rents in this plaza are high. Might be better served to have a second, or even third stylist.

Clarissa is AMAZING! She was so good with my son. He HATES getting his hair cut and she walked him thru the whole process and in turn my son sat and didn’t shed one tear! We will definitely be back to see her!

Went today to have my 1 year old sons hair cut done. Found out they do not open till 11 witch is fine so I waited out front for a half hour. Once she opened the door she said she had a 11am appointment and I would have to wait 10 min. I said that was fine. As I was waiting, there were 4 more customers that came in the door and she told them the same thing. They all left. Lady who had app showed up 7 min after 11am I decided to leave because all they have is one person working. So every time someone comes in or the phone rings she had to pull off from what she was doing. So a 10 min hair cut just turned into 15 to 20.
Why would you take app if only one person is working there. HELLO because this business does that they just lost $ 100 plus tips in hair cuts because they are under staffed and take app instead of walk ins. No business sense whatsoever. If this all happened in the 7 min in waiting I would love to know what they lose a daily basis.
Never will I go agin.

Just had my 3-​year old grandson’s 3^rd cut here and it was very nice. The stylist was competent with both hair and kids and checked with me about everything. The boy was very well-​behaved so I can’t comment on how she would have handled a tantrum, but Saya did a great job keeping him calm and happy — she even had him laughing a couple of times.
Reading other reviews, I can see the possibility of understaffing if things got really hectic, but I make sure we don’t go when everyone else does so that isn’t a major factor for me. And of course the toys are worn out a bit — they’re PUBLIC toys.
There have been numerous complements on his cut.

We saw Denise for our daughter’s first haircut. She was great! My daughter watched Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, sat in a fire truck, and got a cute bow barrette. When she gets older and requires a more shapely haircut, we will come back, but at $ 20 for an almost two-​year-​old, surely there’s a more affordable option. Right?

Oh good grief! My first experience was decent, but my most recent experience was most certainly my last. I guess now that I’ve had some distance from the horror, it’s laughable. But oh dear God this was the trip from hell.
It was near Christmas picture time, which meant that my 2 year old was going to need to sit through a haircut. I thought this was the place to go. Between the fire truck chair, the TVs, the suckers, the train table. .. what more could a 2 year old boy ask for, right?
Well, he wasn’t too pleased to be there or to have a stranger touching his hair. Pretty soon, he started crying. You would think this is typical kiddie cut antics and that the woman would just get in her cut as quickly as possible.
Instead, this woman was bafflingly unprepared for a 2 year old’s meltdown. Every time he moved his head, she pulled back and just stood there as if she was waiting for the tantrum to end. She kept saying, «I’m afraid I’m going to cut myself!» If you have a young child, you know that the tantrum, once started, is just going to have to run its course. You get what you need to get done, and the sooner the better. This woman seemed to have no clue whatsoever on what she should do. She would snip once or twice, then he would turn his head, and she would look at me with a bewildered expression and take 2 steps away from him. Several times during the haircut, she asked, «What do you want me to do?!» After the third or fourth time that she asked me, I said bluntly, «I am here because I don’t know how to cut his hair. I am here because I need him to get a haircut. Please, just cut his hair. Please, just move quickly so we can get this over with.»
This went on for 25 minutes. After 25 minutes, she insisted that she still wasn’t done yet. She was probably a little less than halfway through. I told her that there was just no way we were going to sit through this for another 20 minutes. She could seriously just not pull her act together. I walked out having paid $ 25 for a half haircut. The woman is seriously bonkers. This is not the place for her to be working.
And so ends my saga of the last hair my child has had! I guess we’ll be going for the mullet look until he’s 5.

Took my 5 year old here last Sunday with a 2pm appt. We arrived early and she accommodated us as soon as she finished with her previous client. I will agree with other reviews that there is only one person manning the place on a Sunday but we lucked out with no one else coming in or calling while we were there. I started going to this location, versus the Bowles location, due to better service and stylists. I have also taken my 10 and 12 year old daughters here with a similar experience. I would not come without an appointment. I always bring my online coupon… otherwise $ 25 at least which is a bit pricey

We came by tonight for a first haircut for our 13 month old son. We had a 5:20 appointment and decided to leave at 5:30 after the lone employee manning the store had still not attend to us (other than asking our name). She spent the entire 10+ minutes we were there engaged in a personal phone call with her dentist (half of which she conducted from a back office area). I did learn the many things about this employee instead of walking away happy with a 1^st haircut memory package for our son.
I don’t have any opinion of how the quality of cuts here is or any of the (hopefully) other employees. I guess we will be looking somewhere else for his first haircut.

Very understaffed when we were there. There was but one employee in the building, and she was constantly interrupting haircuts to go and answer the phone. This is the same experience I had had at the Littleton location the first time I went there, though subsequent visits went better.
Every previous haircut we’ve gotten at the Littleton store looked roughly similar, but when the gal finished at the Highlands Ranch location, it looked really different despite her being given the same description I’d always given at Littleton. It didn’t look bad but it looked like she barely took anything off. When she was touching up my kid’s haircut, she combed his hair forward over his forehead to check it and I could see it was completely uneven but instead of fixing it, she quickly combed it to the side.
There were a number of walk-​in customers who had to wait a long time and I witnessed them have one problem after another getting the video game systems to work. The worker explained that the games get a workout and therefore don’t last very long. Then the DVD system my kid looks forward to also didn’t work on the first two movies we tried. When she finally got Dora to work, the worker just let all the 15 minutes of commercials play instead of ffing to the main program. I did not feel I could say anything because she was very harried. The Littleton location suffers from the same problem, with the electronics being out of commission much more often than not, and that is pretty unforgivable considering it’s their main difference from a regular barber shop.
Also, the play area with the train table and LEGOs was a disaster. I can’t believe this place has only been open a year. The toys are so trashed they look like they were recovered after Hurricane Katrina.
After my visit here, I walked over to Floyd’s Barber Shop a few doors down and learned that the haircuts there are cheaper, they accommodate little kids, and they seem more than adequately staffed. My kid did not care for the loud music in there, but we may try them next time.
Absolutely do not recommend this place.

This is a brand spanking new Hair cut salon for kids. The Staff is super nice. It’s a typical $ 19 – 30 for a hair cut like most of these «we will spoil your kids so they won’t even know they are getting their hair cut» places. They have Xboxs, movies, and they sit in cars for the haircut. In the wait room they have a train table, and legos, and your kids get lollipops at the end. They do have magazines for adults and lots of hair products, ribbons and even toys for sale. There really isn’t anywhere comfortable to sit for adults, and you can’t bring food or drink in, so forget nursing that Starbucks during the haircut. Excellent hair cut, and the kids would give it 500 out of 5 stars. I’m just personally not into this type of salon, and with three kiddos it’s too expensive to get their hair cut here every few weeks. I also want my kids to be able to sit through things like hair cuts without being constantly entertained, and have had them do it thus far in life with no problems, so just know my personal philosphy is factored into my review of course. This place is clean, friendly, and everything is fine, just an overwhleming amount of kid stimulation to me.