Haircuts, at your child's pace.
Tell Anya what makes haircuts hard. She'll find the gentlest way in — and only show times that fit.
Start the comfort check5 quick questions · about 1 minute · no diagnosis needed
What's different here
- Quiet hoursTuesday and Wednesday mornings, no other guests in the studio.
- Scissors or quiet clippersYou choose — Anya never surprises.
- Home visitsIn Arcadia, along Fontanka Road, and in Tairova.
"For the first time, Mila walked out smiling. Nobody had to hold her."
Meet Anya
Anna (Anya) Kovalynska
11 years in hair · 4 years supporting children who find salons hard
“I started by cutting my little brother's hair at home. Salons were too loud for him, and every visit ended in tears — his and mine.
So I learned to go slowly. Scissors instead of clippers, sitting on the floor if that's where he felt safe, stopping when he needed to. Now I do the same for other families: one chair, one child at a time.”
Speaks Ukrainian and English · mum of a very curious cat
Your first visit
- You can come just to say hello first — no haircut, no pressure.
- Lights low, no music unless your child asks for it.
- Breaks whenever needed. Half a haircut is still a good day.
- You stay right next to your child the whole time.
In the studio
- Weighted blanket
- Ear defenders
- Fidget box
- Tablet stand
- Mirror can be covered
- Floor cushion
Getting here
12 Henuezka St, Arcadia, Odesa
- Look for the door with the green bench. Anya meets you there — no waiting room, no other guests.
- Quiet street parking right outside. Arrive a few minutes early if your child likes to look around first.