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Haircuts on Wheels
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A proud new mom walks into a barber shop with her toddler for the first hair cut and thinks: “I am so proud of my beautiful baby, and I can’t wait to take a picture of this important milestone”.

Baby looks around and thinks: “There is no way I am going to let that giant with a sharp object pointed at my head get away with this. I’ll have to pull a major squirm-and-shout job. I’m outta here in five.”

Leave it to another mom to solve the age old dilemma of making sure our kids get a decent haircut with little pain for all parties involved. It’s called Haircuts on Wheels and it’s the brainchild of Kimberly Irwin, mom of three kids under the age of seven. Kimberly has been cutting kids’ hair for friends and family on and off for the last 10 years and finally decided to turn it into a small business by bringing her skills to kids’ homes—the place they are most comfortable (even if facing someone wielding a sharp object).

It makes sense to us for lots of reasons but mostly because kids are happier in their own environment and usually so is mom. The kids can sit up and watch TV, perch themselves in a familiar high chair and surround themselves with favourite toys. Mom can get the dinner ready or watch older and younger siblings while one child is getting snipped.

Kimberly is quick, she relates well with kids (and moms) and cleans up after herself so you’re not left with the mess. Her prices are fair too. She even comes equipped with lollipops to round out the experience.

A new service designed to make moms’ lives easier…now, that is a big hairy deal. 

SavvySpecial: SavvyMoms are welcome to a 10% discount if they print out this article and present it to Kimberly when she arrives. Offer valid until May 31, 2009.

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Tagged under kids, toronto, beauty, mobile
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First published 2009.04.23

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