Some newborns are born after birth. Bare scalp. A few yellow and soft hair grew thin. This is a normal phenomenon. When a baby is born, there are differences in the amount of hair. The fetus is in the mother's uterus. Developed until five to six months. There are thick fetal hair all over the body. It will gradually fall off later. If the fetal hair falls off too much. It appears thin when it is born, and it is called child baldness. Few fetal hairs do not fall off. Not only does the hair become thick after birth, but the hairs on the whole body are also as thick and heavy as hair. This is the phenomenon of "haired children". According to research and analysis, this difference is related to whether the mother’s nutritional status is ill when she is pregnant and when the pregnancy reaction is urgent. Emotions have nothing to do with good or bad.
"Child Baldness" is a temporary phenomenon. It is a normal developmental change. By the age of 1, the hair will gradually grow. When I was about two years old, my hair was as thick as that of an average baby. There will be no repeated falls off in the future. Therefore, there is no need to take any treatment measures. Such as applying various hair growth water. These drugs are not suitable for babies' tender skin.
For newborns with child baldness, please pay attention to protecting your hair and scalp. Promote hair growth. First of all, keep your hair clean and wash your baby's hair regularly. When washing. The scalp should be massaged gently. But don't rub your hair. Prevent hair from getting tangled together. Use baby shampoo when shampooing. Once or twice a week. After washing, be sure to rinse it gently with clean water. When combing your hair, you should choose a rubber comb and gently comb it in one direction. In addition, supplement with sufficient and comprehensive nutrition. Regular sunlight and fresh air are good for the baby's physical development and are also good for hair growth. The above measures are not only essential for bald babies. Babies with thick hair should also not be ignored.
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