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1875 Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights, UT, 84121, United States
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At Cookie Cutters Haircuts for Kids children get to enjoy more than the typical salon booster seat. They get to choose their favorite fantasy car to sit in during their haircut and each station has a wide selection of kids’ entertainment. If this doesn’t make their haircut experience happy, our stylists are equipped with bubbles, suckers and balloons to put your child at ease through the entire haircut experience.
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Dominic
28 Oct 2016 |
Damien
Slc 26 Oct 2016 |
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25 Oct 2016 |
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Sandy 13 Oct 2016 |
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I have always taken my son to Cookie Cutters because of the patience and kindness shown toward him. Dominic has autism, and I was sure to put that in his file so the stylists were extra sensitive. Every time we have come, I have been so impressed with the whole process. Today was very different. The girl who cut his hair told me she read his file and knew the clipper size. I assumed she read of his autism. Nope. She was really impatient and gruff with him, forcing his head this way and that. Sighing impatiently. Saying, "DUDE, come on! You're a big boy. Stop moving!" Etc. etc. At one point he had hair all over his eye lashes and he went to brush it off, and she rudely said, "Do NOT brush that off with the apron!" She was awful! I was shaking and finally said, "you need to be patient, he has autism and sensory issues." I don't like to say this in front of him be cause we haven't had the conversation yet. she said, "I apologize- I can usually tell!" What??? Um, no you can't! Bad response! After I told her, she tried to be sweet to him and gave us an extra punch. Let me tell you something- no child (autism or not) should be treated that way! I am a preschool teacher, and I was appalled! What the hell is she doing in this profession?!?! I will not be returning to this stylist!