1. The sock bun
It's hard to believe there's an old sock in that beautiful lil' bun but hey, no one needs to know your ~perfect hair secret~.
Watch the full tutorial here.
2. Ballerina bun
If sticking a sock in your child's hair ain't your thang, take a cue from this dad who literally spins his daughter around for the perfect ballerina bun.
Watch the full tutorial here.
Yaaass.
3. Box fishtail braid
Unlike a traditional flat braid, this fishtail tutorial shows you how to get a more 3D, boxlike (hence the name) plait, which looks pret-ty dang cool IRL.
Watch the full tutorial here.
4. The pull-through braid
Trick other parents into thinking you spent hours doing your daughter's hair with this dad's pull-through braid technique, which I swearrrr is super easy. (Just make sure you have a bajillion rubber bands handy.)
Watch the full tutorial here.
5. DIY Topsy Tail twist
If you were alive in the '90s, it's pretty hard to forget those awkward Topsy Tail commercials, but this tutorial proves you don't need a weird plastic contraption to get a perfect low ponytail twist.
Watch the full tutorial here.
6. Pigtail twists
This dad did tiny twists in the front paired with two pigtails, which is an easy style to re-create on the daily. (Well, here's hoping.)
Watch the full tutorial here.
7. Baby buns with a headband
8. Simple braid
If you're just starting out, try this simple single braid with a giant bow because, let's be real, you miiiight need a little somethin'-somethin' to cover up any mistakes and that's OK!
Watch the full tutorial here.
9. Pomp and bun
If your daughter wants something a little more ~fashiony~, try a little pomp (see: that teased part of hair in the front) with a ponytail or bun, and you too will be sporting that proud dad smile.
Watch the full tutorial here.
10. Fast French braid
If you're ready to step it up, the French braid is the ultimate hair obstacle, but c'mon, I know you love a good challenge.
Watch the full tutorial here.
11. Braided pigtails
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Braided pigtails are pretty self-explanatory, but this tutorial proves that sometimes getting your kid to stay still is the hardest part.