Scissors Paper Stone
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Scissors Paper Stone only cuts children's hair, and at this branch a lot of them are babies and toddlers. Nobody gets an appointment: you pick up a queue number when you arrive and wait to be called. On a busy weekend, a small child who can't sit through a long wait will struggle.
Come here if
- It's your baby's or toddler's first haircut
- Your child gets scared or upset in the chair
Maybe not if
- You need a fixed appointment time
- You want your own hair cut on the same visit
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
Your first visit
For plenty of the toddlers here, it's the first time anyone has cut their hair.
To settle a frightened toddler, a hairdresser may first snip at a parent's hair to show it doesn't hurt, then tie a ribbon in at the end.
Patient, unhurried staff
The hairdressers stay patient while a child squirms or cries through the cut, and keep chatting to distract them.
They take extra time over children with special needs, and over toddlers who were upset at other salons.
Regulars who stayed
Some families have had every haircut done here since their children were born, and boys who started as babies still come back for school cuts.
How close it comes to what you asked for
The hairdresser checks with you as she goes about taking more off the sides or the top, and the finish is tidy.
Spell out the shortest length you'll accept: a few parents found the fringe or the back cut past it.
The room
The salon is bright and colourful and set up for children, though on a busy weekend morning another child may be crying in the next chair.
Summarised from dozens of public reviews. Last reviewed November 2026.
Who to ask for
People customers name in public reviews, and what they said about them. Not a full list of who works here.
“Highly recommend Auntie Sharon, especially for parents looking for someone experienced and great with kids.”
Services
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Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q Can I book a time slot?
No. Haircuts run on a walk-in queue: take a number at the counter and wait to be called. The queue stops a little before the salon closes, so come well before closing time.
Q Is it a good place for a baby's first haircut?
Yes, first haircuts are a large part of the work here, toddlers and younger babies included. You can stand where your child can see you while the hairdresser cuts.
Q Can I ask for a particular hairdresser?
Yes. Regulars ask for Sharon by name, and some families stay with one hairdresser for years.
