Regular haircuts don’t just tame tangles—they build confidence and help neurodivergent kids tackle the world with a little more ease. The Clipt experience is here to help, blending compassion, patience, and just the right amount of predictability.

This holiday season, public outings don’t have to feel like sensory obstacle courses! With a little preparation, these experiences can be opportunities for growth, confidence-building, and connection—for your child and the community.

Find local events with our community partner- MacaroniKid Chesapeake!

At Clipt, we’re all about creating a safe, sensory-friendly experience that meets your family’s needs, whether it’s the holiday season or just an average day. Our at-home haircut services are designed to bring calm and understanding right to your doorstep, allowing your child to feel seen, heard, and completely comfortable. This season, we’re here to support you in making every experience—big or small—a little bit easier and a lot more inclusive. Here’s to making the holidays joyful for everyone! 🎄

A neurodivergent child getting their haircut at home by a professional caring hairstylist who tailors the appointment for the child and is patient. The hairstylist makes accomodations for the child who may have autism or adhd or sensory needs.

Desensitization teaches confidence during haircuts. It means starting small and building upon learned skills. We start by hearing the sounds of clippers, getting used to the feel of someone holding your head, etc. Desensitization is a useful tool for kids with autism or other sensory disorders.

It’s important to recognize the hyposensory needs of children, particularly children with autism. As parents and hairstylists, we can offer tailored support, we can help them thrive in both everyday activities and special experiences like haircuts, making their world a more comfortable and joyful place.

Social Stories are a powerful tools for children with autism and young children who experience anxiety. We created a Haircutting Social Story to help kids (and their parents!) navigate haircuts and create a positive experience for everyone.

April is Autism Acceptance month. Learn what parents of young children with autism experience and how you can show support and care.

NO, we don’t hate salons. We just believe they aren’t for everyone. We believe people should have more options and freedom to choose the salon, or not.

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Reasons for DIY haircuts you might not expect, and how stylists can use this information to improve their services

Here are 5 ways to determine if cutting hair with the Clipt app is right for you.

The ONE thing all hairstylists want (and how the Clipt app plans to serve).

How allowing hairstylists to choose their clients creates job satisfaction and makes for a happier career.

-The Clipt App- An introduction to the new standard for haircuts.