Baby Hair Problems

Babies have their own problems too! Hair problems, that is.

Joking aside, one of the common concerns right after labor and birth is the unpredictable appearance and disappearance of hair on their tiny head. Some are born bald but would grow hair within two weeks. Inversely, some babies are born with a full head of hair and would lose it within days.

Baby Hair Problems

We understand that, especially with new moms, any concern having to do with your little bundle of joy has to be understood and resolved quickly. To share with you a little peace of mind, here are the common baby hair problems, peppered with facts that you should know.

Infant Hair Loss

Baby hair problems that involve thinning and hair falling out fall under this classification. As mentioned earlier, baby hair and its growth on the first weeks of life up to the 6th month is unpredictable. Experts admit that the cause is still unknown, but some associate this baby hair problem with hormone levels and how the newborn’s hair is establishing its cycle.

Hormonal changes dictate the length of time that your hair grows and goes through its cycle. With a newborn, hormone levels drop right after birth, and that explains why some babies born with hair lose their baby mane. Did you know that mothers fresh from labor lose handfuls of hair for the same reason?

Bald Spots

Bald spots or patches of hair loss is not entirely new in the baby hair problems folder; and most of the time, it shouldn’t be a cause for concern, as well. These patches are actually outcomes of where your baby rests its head while sleeping. So when he sleeps on his side, you’re likely to see that bald spot on the side; when you make him sleep often on his back—which experts say is a good practice for decreasing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome—you can bet that you’ll see a bald spot at the back your baby’s head.

Cradle Cap

Flaky and scaly skin on the scalp is not a good sight. We know. But this baby hair problem known as the cradle cap is but a normal occurrence in babies and does not pose actual harm.

Trust in Moringa-O2 hair and skin care system, a natural brand of care to help you provide your newborn with a safe, gentle and nourishing hair and skin care.

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