What should I do if my four-month-old baby doesn't grow hair?

If your baby doesn't grow hair for four months, first of all, parents should not be nervous. Take the child to check whether he is lacking in nutrition. Secondly, this is normal. I didn't grow much hair when I was young, but now my hair is black and thick. So parents should not worry too much. If you are really worried, take the child to the hospital for a test to see what the child lacks and then make up for it. According to my personal experience, if the baby's hair is thin or has not grown yet, it is temporary and will not affect the future.

1. The baby's hair grows sparse and fine, mainly because the body lacks vitamin A and vitamin B1, B2, B6, B12 and folic acid, calcium, zinc, iron and other minerals, which causes nutritional deficiency of hair and hinders its normal growth and development.

2. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take vitamins, calcium supplements and other medicines reasonably. At the same time, gently massage the child's scalp with your fingers 2 to 3 times a day, each time for 5 minutes, to promote blood circulation in the scalp, enhance nutrient supply, and facilitate hair growth and development.

3. Thinning hair is only a temporary phenomenon. Pay attention to washing and combing your baby's hair more often, ensure a balanced and comprehensive nutritional intake, adequate sleep, and more sun exposure. Many babies will grow thick, black hair in their later years.

4. Pay attention to washing and combing your baby's hair more often, ensure a balanced and comprehensive nutritional intake, adequate sleep, and more sun exposure. Many babies will grow thick black hair in the later stage.

5. First, pay attention to whether it is calcium deficiency. Also pay attention to whether it is zinc deficiency. Take zinc gluconate orally appropriately, and do not eat MSG and chicken essence. Pay attention to proper supplementation of calcium and vitamin D. In addition, pay attention to the damage of hair follicles caused by shaving your head, which affects hair growth. Do not shave your head again in the future. This situation will gradually improve.

As mentioned above, does it give parents some reassurance? This is normal. Everyone's physique is different, so you still need to consult a doctor. This is good for the baby. Moreover, babies are breastfed, and breast milk inevitably lacks some trace nutrients. This is also a reason. Parents should not be too anxious about their children's hair. It will be fine after a certain period of time.