What to do if children have thinning hair

Children's physical health is one of the things that parents are most concerned about. If a child has some abnormal conditions, parents will definitely be very worried and don't know how to deal with it. Some children are prone to symptoms of thinning hair, so what exactly causes children's thinning hair? How can we help children cope with this symptom? Below we will introduce to you what to do if children have thinning hair.

Wash your baby's hair frequently. Many parents think that their baby’s hair is sparse and they dare not wash their hair for fear of further hair loss. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. Babies should wash their hair frequently to keep their scalp clean and prevent sweat and dirt from clogging the pores of the scalp and affecting hair growth. It is normal to lose hair while washing your hair, it is nothing but the natural process of hair falling out.

When washing your baby's hair, use good quality children's shampoo that is mild in nature. If the weather is cold and the temperature at home is not high enough, you should go to a special bathing area to bathe your baby and wash his hair to prevent your baby from catching a cold.

Comb your baby's hair frequently. Combing your baby's hair every day can promote blood circulation in the baby's head and help the baby's hair grow quickly. When combing your baby's hair, choose a soft rubber comb that will not damage your baby's scalp and hair. When combing your baby's hair, follow the natural growth direction of the hair and do not comb it randomly.

Let your baby get more sun. If the sun is not too strong, letting your baby bask in the sun for half an hour every day is very helpful for the healthy growth of your baby's hair. The sun's ultraviolet rays have a strong bactericidal effect and can kill harmful bacteria on the baby's scalp to promote the healthy growth of your baby's hair.

Enhance nutrition for your baby. If a baby has very sparse hair, he or she is often calcium deficient. Some babies may have baldness on the back of the head, which is normal. You should feed your baby more green leafy vegetables, soy milk, millet porridge, etc., and supplement them with various vitamins to ensure that your baby's hair is adequately nutritious.

In addition, when the baby's hair is sparse, some parents will shave their children's heads, thinking that this will stimulate hair growth. In fact, this is rather one-sided and will disrupt the normal growth of the baby's hair. It is better to let nature take its course. Generally, after the age of 3, the baby's hair will gradually get better.

In the above article, we introduced something that parents are very concerned about, that is, the physical health of children. Some children may have symptoms of thinning hair. The above article gives us a detailed introduction on what to do if children have thinning hair. I hope it will be of some help to everyone.