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Kid's Salon - Podium branch

Our little boy, Johann, is afraid of male strangers. He usually smiles at female strangers. This is the reason why we frequent Cut4Tots in Trinoma, where they have female stylists. However, this time, going to Trinoma for his haircut alone would be too far and too much of an inconvenience. We decided to try out the Kid's Salon at the Podium. We initially didn't like the Kid's Salon branch in Rustan's. First and foremost, they only had male hair cutters. That posed as a big distraction to Johann. There were other factors that I do not care to elaborate on. You may read it here instead. Anyhow, we gave the salon at the Podium a try. I was very pleased. The stylist knows how to handle kids. He knows how to divert the child's attention to the TV or toys. He talks to them gently. He is also very careful with handling scissors, making sure that the pointed part is away for unexpected head turns. Most importantly, he cut Johann's hair according to my spe...

On Kiddie Haircuts

It has been more than a month since Johann's first haircut at Cuts4Tots in Trinoma. For his second haircut, we tried the Kid's Salon at the 3rd floor of Rustan's Makati. Being a mom who is always on the look-out for the best deals, I am quick to compare the two. Here are my points of comparison: 1. Documentation - Both establishments offer certificates to first-time customers. This is a very good memento to both kids and parents. I didn't have time to scrutinize the one from Kid's Salon. However, the Cuts4Tots version includes a pre- and post-haircut picture of the kid. Several strands of hair were also included in the certificate for safe-keeping. Here is a copy of Johann's certificate from Cuts4Tots. 2. Location - Both have branches that are quite accessible to us. I am only aware of two locations for each establishment. Cuts4Tots has branches in Trinoma and Glorietta. Kid's Salon may be found in Rustan's Makati and at the Podium. 3. Kid...