What to do if your baby's hair grows unevenly

It is the common wish of many parents that every baby can grow up healthily, but children will always encounter some health problems in the process of growing up. Many parents will find that their child’s originally thick hair when he is born becomes particularly uneven. This always makes them worry that there is something wrong with the body. In fact, there are many reasons for the uneven growth of baby’s hair. We must grasp the reasons before making adjustments. Let’s learn about what to do if the baby’s hair grows unevenly.

What to do if your baby's hair grows unevenly

1. Strengthen care. Choose a breathable, moderately high, and moderately soft pillow for your baby. Always pay attention to your baby's pillow. If you find moisture, replace the pillow in time to ensure that your baby's head is dry.

2. Adjust the temperature. Pay attention to maintaining appropriate room temperature. If the temperature is too high and causes sweating, it will make the baby feel very uncomfortable and it will easily cause other diseases such as colds.

If for physiological reasons, we can:

Check your baby's blood calcium in time to see if there are any symptoms of calcium deficiency. Follow the doctor's advice and take calcium supplements in a targeted manner. Never take calcium supplements blindly. There are many ways to supplement calcium, such as:

1. Sunbathe. This is the most natural way to supplement calcium. Take your baby outdoors to bask in the sun every day. The ultraviolet rays can enable the body to synthesize vitamin D.

2. Calcium supplements. If you encounter a season that is not suitable for going out, you can take additional calcium supplements according to the doctor's advice to meet your body's needs.

3. Dietary supplements. For babies who have already started eating complementary foods, supplementing calcium through a variety of foods is not only beneficial to physical health, but also gives babies the opportunity to try more foods.

The above is an introduction to what to do if your baby's hair grows unevenly. After understanding it, we know that the uneven growth of a baby's hair is generally caused by physiological and pathological reasons. If the cause cannot be confirmed, you should consult a doctor in time. If it is caused by calcium deficiency, mothers should take their babies outdoors to bask in the sun more often, and mothers who breastfeed should also eat calcium-supplementing foods.