Why does the child keep scratching his head?

We all know that the younger the children are, the more naughty they are. Children's temperament is generally unstable. Most children are active. That’s why children always lack self-control, and this can be seen from the loose curriculum arrangement in primary school. It can also be seen. So why do some children always like to scratch their heads? Next, follow the editor to learn about it in detail.

Everyone will have some physical reactions when the body (physiological) cycle comes (ends or begins). For example, when we feel sleepy, we generally think of it as just "yawning", but there are some other reactions that do exist, but we just don't notice them. When your child feels sleepy, there is one prominent reaction: the cerebral cortex becomes more sensitive, accompanied by a tingling sensation. So he instinctively scratched his head. When he grows up a little and focuses on other things, even if he is sleepy, he will be like us and will not notice any subtle changes, so he will not scratch his head.

He should have developed a habit of scratching his head whenever he thinks of a problem. Doesn't it seem that he can think of the problem quickly in this way? This is not a good habit. Children need to correct it slowly. Bad habits can be formed in just one day. To correct them, at least twenty-one days of persistence are needed. It requires the persistence of parents to correct them well.

The child may have eczema, which is a common phenomenon in children. It is recommended that you wipe your child's head with a hot towel first. In this way, the itching phenomenon of the child will gradually improve. Try not to let the child scratch his head with his hands to avoid causing local infection in the child.

Generally, babies will scratch their heads before going to bed. If this is the case, it’s okay. Babies' heads are prone to sweating when they sleep, which can cause itching and scratching. When they sleep, be careful not to let the room temperature be too high or to wrap them too thickly. Check your baby's scalp for eczema or seborrheic dermatitis.