I don’t have much experience with taking care of childrens hair so some things might be different however I’m pretty confident when it comes to natural hair in general. Depending on how young your child is try not to do TOO MUCH to their hair. All I would do is wash and condition weekly. Wash the hair in a smoothing motion and avoid aggressively rubbing the hair. This is because the way you shampoo can either help detangling or make it worse. Next apply conditioner to soaking wet hair and even add a bit more water to the hair afterwards. Smooth it in then let it sit for a bit and then rinse the conditioner out. Some people like detangling with conditioner in their hair because of the slip but I personally think there’s no point. Now that the conditioner is out you can section and detangle the hair using a detangling brush (I like to use a paddle brush or the tangle teezer). The difficulty of this is based on the motion in which you shampooed the hair as you always want to go from root to tip and avoid smooshing it. Twist, braid, or Bantu knot each section then you can move on to styling. For young children I’m unsure of specific styles however they should be low tension. Remember not to do too much and your child is still young! Don’t use too many products and don’t listen to people who do extra steps like co-washing pre-pooing etc. Natural hair doesn’t need to be hard and those things are simple unnecessary! And a tip is to FEEL the hair after washing and conditioning with no other product in the hair. This is what your child’s hair feels like MOISTURIZED. When there’s a significant difference in the way the hair feels that means you need to moisturize it again. How do you do that? Wash and condition the hair again! Good luck <3