Seven-month-old baby's head is always sweating

It is an abnormal physiological phenomenon for a seven-month-old baby to always sweat on his head. Mothers should check whether the baby has nervous disorders or physical weakness. They also need to pay attention to the baby's clothing. If the baby wears too many clothes, it will cause sweating on the top of the head. Moreover, a seven-month-old baby does not have much hair. We should check the cause of the disease and then treat it accordingly.

Why does my seven-month-old baby always sweat on his head?

This is normal, give your baby plenty of water. If there is nothing wrong, there is no need to worry. Infants and young children have an active metabolism and are active and lively. Some of them cannot rest even after going to bed at night, so they may sweat on their heads after falling asleep. The so-called physiological hyperhidrosis refers to sweating during sleep when the child is well-developed, healthy, and has no disease.

Parents are often accustomed to deciding the best environmental temperature for their children based on their own subjective feelings, and like to cover their babies with more blankets and keep them tightly covered. Because children's brain and nervous systems are not yet fully developed and they are in a period of growth and development, their body metabolism is very active, and coupled with the stimulation of overheating, they can only regulate normal body temperature by sweating to evaporate the heat in the body.

Seven-month-old baby's hair is not very long

1. If there is no hair on the back of the head, it is called "pillow baldness", which is a sign of calcium deficiency. Once a baby is calcium deficient, he will sweat a lot when sleeping at night. When a baby is calcium deficient, the sweat is acidic, which will make the scalp itchy. The baby will rub it on the pillow, resulting in pillow baldness. If this is the case, there is no need to talk about calcium supplementation.

2. But if you have less hair on your head, it doesn't matter. It depends on the individual. Some babies' hair grows fast and is black, while some babies' hair grows slowly and is yellow. It doesn't necessarily mean that they are lacking some trace elements. For example, babies with white skin have less melanin in their bodies, so their hair will turn yellow.

The above is the answer to the question of why a seven-month-old baby’s head is always sweating. It is very difficult to take care of a baby in the first few months after birth. During this period, the baby's body grows rapidly and requires comprehensive nutrition, but the body's immunity is imperfect, so it is easy to be affected by external factors and cause some diseases. In addition, first-time mothers have no experience, so they will be very nervous when their baby encounters any situation. This is also a manifestation of love.