[For Kids] Hairstyles and Hair Arrangements for Sports Day That Work with a Hat

A single ponytail with braiding and a three-strand braid

The key is keeping it from falling apart! Here are ideas for a single tie with braids and French braids.

A simple low ponytail is cute, but many people struggle with the side pieces slipping out, right? There are also plenty of times when you can’t redo your hair right away.

In those moments, try braiding or French braiding both sides of your low ponytail.

Gently pull and loosen the braided sections for a stylish finish.

Ribbon braided twin-tails

Adding ribbons in your team color, like red or white, is super cute! Here are some ideas for twin braids with ribbons.

Regular braids are fine, but weaving in ribbons instantly elevates the style.

Even teachers or parents who aren’t confident with hair styling can give this a try with ease.

If your preschool doesn’t have team colors, using ribbons in the child’s favorite colors or materials can make it even more fun.

It’s a simple yet glamorous idea—be sure to give it a try!

Ponytail made only with a topsy tail

Recommended for kids with long hair! Here are ponytail ideas using only the topsy tail.

When children with long hair exercise, even if you put their hair up in a ponytail, the long ends can still fall onto their faces.

With this tying method, their faces stay clear even with long hair, making it perfect for sports days! The number of hair ties you need depends on hair length, but using colorful elastics makes it look extra cute.

It’s easy because the only step is to flip the hair through (the topsy step), so give it a try!

double braided twin tails

An idea that doesn’t use decorative hair ties! Here’s a double-braid twin-tail style.

We often use decorative bands to add a cute touch, right? But some schools or kindergartens may prohibit decorative hair ties on sports day.

With just simple elastics, a double-braid twin-tail can still look festive.

If you can braid, it’s easy to try this style—give it a go! The color of the elastics will change the overall vibe, too.

Braided-only hair-down with a three-strand braid

A cute arrangement with a glamorous finish! Here are ideas for a braid-only let-down style.

When it comes to hair styling, many people feel it seems difficult because it combines various tying and braiding techniques.

This time, it’s a hairstyle you can recreate as long as you’ve mastered a basic three-strand braid.

Before styling, it’s best to brush your child’s hair thoroughly and work in some hair oil.

When loosening the braids, adjust while keeping the overall balance in mind.

Korean-style mini dango

Recommended for kids with medium to long hair! Here are ideas for mini buns that look like K-pop idols.

No need for braids or twist-in styles.

Using six hair ties, let’s create cute mini buns that look adorable from both the front and the back.

When parting the hair into left and right, making the part zigzag will add an even cuter touch! If decorative hair ties are allowed, adding your favorite accessories to the buns will make it even more fun.

Braided-look hair with just tying

Girls' Kids' Hairstyle Ideas: Easy, stylish tie-only hair that won’t fall apart—even at kindergarten

Since it’s secured firmly with elastics, this easy hairstyle will stay put even on active days.

First, work hair wax or a similar product evenly through your hair, then split it in half at the back and clip both sections out of the way.

Take a small amount from the top section and tie it with an elastic.

Tie another small section just below it.

Split the lower part of the upper ponytail in two, wrap those pieces around the end of the lower section, and secure.

Repeat this process, and when you reach the end, gather the remaining hair together and tie with an elastic to finish.

Gently pull out and loosen the braid to your liking to add a stylish, effortless look.

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