Kids Pedicure Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Excellent pedicure and eyebrow wax by Abby today! She was kind, professional and detail or...more
I visited this place today for a shellac manicure and a facial! My husband gave me the cou...more
I've been going for quite a few years to get bow talks and fillert, and everywhere I went,...more
Joud is just so lovely!! She is so professional, kind and makes you have a wonderful exper...more
Joud is amazing ! Super happy with my shellac pedicure
<3 thank you chick I’ll be back soo...more
Had a great experience with both a facial and eyelash tint and lift! Would definitely reco...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Kids Pedicure.
We generally recommend Kids Pedicure for ages three and up. Younger children may be accommodated with parental supervision and a brief comfort assessment to ensure safety and cooperation before starting the service.
Appointments typically last about twenty to thirty minutes depending on the child's age, attention span, and whether polish or special nail art is requested. Please allow a few extra minutes for check-in.
Yes. We use kid-safe, non-toxic polishes and gentle cleansing products specifically chosen for sensitive skin. We also offer water-based and hypoallergenic options; tell us about allergies and preferences when booking.
Absolutely. Parents or guardians are welcome to stay with their child during the Kids Pedicure. Our team encourages parental presence for comfort, especially with younger children or first-time spa visits.
Bring a favorite toy or device to keep your child entertained. Avoid new lotions or untested products before service, and inform staff of allergies, recent foot injuries, or medical conditions.
Our staff are trained to work with children using gentle language, distraction techniques, short breaks, and parent involvement. We prioritize comfort and can pause or reschedule if a child becomes too distressed.