How to tie a baby's bun

Many mothers like to leave beautiful hair for their baby girls. They think it is beautiful whether the hair is let down or tied up. But because the baby is relatively small, it is often troublesome and difficult to take care of if it is let down. Sometimes it will cover the baby's face and affect the baby's activities. Some mothers want to tie a bun for their baby, which is simple and neat and more convenient for activities. However, if the bun is not tied properly, it will not only affect the appearance, but also make the baby uncomfortable. So how to tie a bun for the baby?

Analysis of baby meatball head:

1. Don’t doubt it, you should tie the hair into a ponytail position to create a youthful look.

2. Keep the fine hair clean, otherwise, Oriental people's hair will easily become disheveled. Create a neat look.

3. Tighten your bangs to instantly lengthen your height, make your facial features more three-dimensional, and have a good proportion.

How to make a girl's bun

Tools + Products: 1. 1 pointed tail comb or rib comb. 2. Rubber band. 3. 4 hairpins. 4. Choose 1 among spray/mousse/wax.

Steps (1): Use your hands to create a ponytail at the top of the head; (2) As children have fine hair, spray the hair surface with spray to make it clean; (3) Comb the hair surface clean and tie it with a rubber band. Spraying the spray onto the comb first can replace steps (2) and (3), and the child's skin is less likely to come into contact with the spray.

Step (4): To make the ponytail firmer and to help the child’s fine hair stay even, spray the ponytail with spray. (5) Hold the ponytail at the base with one hand and start twisting it in the same direction with the other hand. Grab the end of the ponytail after twisting it. (6) Fix the ponytail with a hairpin. Use 2 or more hairpins depending on the amount of hair you have.

How to tie a baby bun head for a girl

Step (7): Spray lightly on the back of the head; (8) Comb the fallen hair. Note: Steps (7) and (8) can also be done using the previous tips. Make Little Apple more prettier and cuter, and look full of energy.

How to tie a baby bun head for a girl

Step (9): Take an appropriate amount of hair wax, rub it evenly on your hands, then lift up your bangs and pinch them, twisting them backwards. Finally, press down the end and secure it with two hairpins.

How to wash your newborn baby's hair

Within the first week after birth, when the baby's umbilical cord has not fallen off, you can use the "segmented bathing method": take off the baby's clothes and wrap the clothes around the chest and abdomen to keep warm temporarily. Start washing your face, hair and neck, being careful not to let water get into your ears. Hold the baby's buttocks with your left elbow and waist, support the baby's head with your left palm and left arm, and wash slowly with your right hand.

Wash your face - use a gauze or small towel to dip in water and wipe it gently.

Wash eyes - wipe from the inner corner of the eye to the outer corner.

Wash the forehead - gently wipe the forehead from the center of the eyebrows to both sides.

Wash your ears - Wrap a towel around your fingers and gently wipe the auricle and the back of the ear.

Washing the hair - Pour baby-specific, eye-friendly shampoo into your hands, then gently rub the shampoo on the baby's head, being careful not to touch the baby's scalp with your nails. If there is dirt on the scalp, you can apply baby oil on your baby's head before bathing. This will soften the dandruff and make it easier to remove. Then wash the shampoo off the newborn's head.

Why does my baby not like washing his hair?

1. The water is too hot and the scalp is uncomfortable

A child's skin is often much more delicate than an adult's and is more sensitive to temperature. Sometimes you think the water temperature is just right, but for the baby, it may still feel very hot. When the baby feels uncomfortable due to the scalding, it is easy to form a "psychological shadow" and refuse to wash his hair. What to do: You can use the skin inside your elbow to test the water temperature. When the skin inside your elbow feels the water temperature is normal and slightly cool, the temperature is normal for young children, which is 37-38℃. If it is winter, the temperature can be slightly higher, but not more than 40℃.

2. It’s too uncomfortable to have shower water hitting your head

This is also one of the main reasons why babies don’t like to wash their hair. Adults may not think it's a big deal, but for babies, it may be really unbearable. In order to achieve the effect of "clean washing", the shower heads currently sold in the market spray water with great force. However, the skull of young children has just closed and the skin on their heads is very delicate and sensitive. If the water flow is too strong, it will only make them feel uncomfortable on their scalp. What to do: Since the baby is disgusted by the strong water flow, use a gentler one. Small teapots and small kettles for watering flowers are both good choices. Families with the means can also choose cartoon shower heads specially designed for children, teach their babies to wash their hair by themselves, and let them choose the posture they think is comfortable to flush. This way, washing their hair can be regarded as a pleasure and will not be difficult to do.

3. It’s painful when shampoo gets into your eyes

It's painful for adults to get shampoo in their eyes, let alone young children. When washing the baby's hair, it is easy to get shampoo into the baby's eyes accidentally. The burning feeling is simply terrible, and it makes the baby extremely afraid of washing his hair.