How do I dry 10mo DD's hair after a bath?

[MrsBiscuit]

This might seem a flamingly obvious question, but how do I make sure that DD doesn't go to bed with wet hair after a bath?

Up till now I've just towel-rubbed but as her hair gets thicker and the weather gets colder it's taking longer and longer.

Is it okay to use a hair dryer on a low setting?

[SquiffyHock]

I've used a hairdrier on DD for ages - no problem. Just keep it moving.

[GrimmaTheNome]

My DD nearly always goes to bed with wet hair after its been washed and its never done her any harm.

[whomovedmychocolate]

does it matter? we let dd have a towel over the pillows after towel drying and the swipe it an hour or so later once it's dry.

[Seona1973]

I used a hairdrier from early on as dd had so much hair - use a setting that is not too hot and keep it moving so as not to concentrate too much heat in one area.

[harpomarx]

what Grimma said - though it is towel dried and plaited so just damp by the time she goes to bed.

[MrsBiscuit]

Not sure about letting her go to bed with wet hair - she's got a bad cold and I don't think it would do her any good.

[DoesntChristmasDragOn]

Hair dryer, used carefully. I wouldn't like to go to bed with wet hair so I wouldn't make DD do it.

Boy hair is so much simpler, BabyDragon was a shock

[LoolaBoys]

I've used a hairdryer on my two ds's since they were a few months old. It is better to et them used to it at a young ago imo

[dinny]

how can anyone go to bed with wet hair? feels hideous