How to take care of a child's slow growing hair?

When babies are born, we find that some babies have less and sparse hair, while some babies have thick hair. The baby's hair will change as the baby grows, but some parents still find that their children's hair grows slowly and does not reach the ideal hair at all. They are even afraid that their hair will be bad when they grow up. For this reason, many parents will also worry about their children's hair problems. So how to take care of children's hair that grows slowly? Let's take a look!

1. Wash and comb your hair frequently. It can stimulate the scalp and promote hair growth. When combing, comb along the natural growth direction of the baby's hair and do not force it in one direction. Usually the baby's hair should be washed every 2-3 days to provide benign stimulation to the scalp, promote hair growth, and prevent the oil, sweat and pollutants on the scalp from irritating the scalp, causing itching, blisters and even infection, leading to hair loss. When washing your baby's hair, you should choose a non-irritating, easy-to-foam children's shampoo. When washing your baby's hair, you should gently massage your baby's scalp with your fingertips. Do not rub the scalp and hair hard to prevent the hair from getting tangled and difficult to comb, causing damage to the scalp and causing hair loss. After each washing, it is best to comb your baby's hair with a soft and elastic children's comb. This can stimulate the scalp, promote local blood circulation, and promote hair growth.

2. Adequate nutrition. Adequate and comprehensive nutrition is very important for the baby's hair development. Let the baby take in more protein, VA, VB, VC and mineral-rich foods in time according to the age of the baby. This can make the hair stronger and more beautiful. This is extremely important for hair growth. It is necessary to ensure the intake and combination of meat, fish, eggs, fruits and various vegetables. Iodine-rich seaweed and kelp should also be fed to the baby regularly. If the baby has bad eating habits such as picky eating and partial eating, it should be corrected as soon as possible to ensure rich and sufficient nutrition is supplied to the hair roots through blood circulation, promoting hair growth.

3. Get more sun exposure. Ultraviolet rays can help kill bacteria and promote the development of the scalp and hair growth. In addition, proper exposure to sunlight is also very beneficial to the baby's hair growth. Ultraviolet rays can promote blood circulation in the scalp and improve hair quality. Do not expose your baby's scalp to the sun when the sun is strong. It is best to wear a sun hat to prevent sunburn on the scalp. However, if baldness appears on the back of the head a few months later, accompanied by excessive sweating, irritability, and crying, it may be a manifestation of rickets caused by a lack of calcium and VD in the body. In this case, you should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and receive symptomatic treatment.

4. Adequate sleep is also important for the baby's hair growth. Lack of sleep can easily lead to poor appetite, frequent crying, and illness, which will indirectly affect the baby's hair growth.

Parents should know that slow hair growth in children is related to many factors, including nutritional intake during the fetal period, insufficient nutrition in the later period, and illness of the child. When a child's hair grows slowly, parents should first observe the child's diet and living habits, and take timely treatment measures when there are abnormalities. This can effectively diagnose the symptoms of slow hair growth in children. At the same time, they should also take good care of the hair to prevent the hair from growing slowly all the time, which will affect the child's appearance and stimulate the child's psychological development in severe cases.