Is baby's baldness due to calcium deficiency?

It is a very long process for a person to grow from being in the mother's womb to becoming an adult. The most important time to pay attention to a person is when he is still an infant. Babies at this time are very fragile, and a little carelessness may cause great adverse effects. During infancy, the baby's organs are still developing and the bones begin to harden and take shape. Most of the baby's occipital baldness is formed at this time.

The formation of baby's pillow baldness is related to calcium deficiency to a certain extent. Another cause of this situation may be that the pillow used by the baby is not suitable. Therefore, while helping your baby supplement calcium nutrition, you should also pay attention to choosing the right pillow for your baby to use.

Baldness on the back of the head is one of the signs of calcium deficiency in babies, but baldness on the back of the head does not necessarily mean that the baby is calcium deficient. There is a circle of hairless hair on the back of a child's head, which is medically known as occipital baldness. It is more common in children under one year old. Baldness on the back of the head is one of the symptoms of rickets, but children with baldness on the back of the head do not necessarily suffer from rickets. When the weather is hot or when children wear or cover themselves too much, the pillow will be soaked with sweat, and the children will feel uncomfortable and often shake their heads from side to side, which will cause the hair on the pillow to be rubbed off and cause pillow baldness. At the same time, if the pillow is slightly hard, pillow baldness is also likely to occur. However, children with early rickets not only have bald spots on the back of their heads, but also have mental symptoms such as inactivity, temper tantrums, restless sleep, and easy awakening. Therefore, do not easily assume that your child has rickets when you see he has bald spots on the back of his head and give him medicine casually. You can supplement your baby with cod liver oil and calcium. My baby is taking Kingise cod liver oil and milk calcium, and I think the effect is pretty good. Generally, after the baby is one month old, you should pay more attention to taking the baby outdoors to bask in the sun.

We must pay special attention to the baby's health, because the baby's resistance is not very strong at this time, so we must pay special attention. If your baby is calcium deficient, you should feed him more foods high in calcium. These foods can be obtained from the milk powder and breast milk that the baby usually drinks. In addition, you can also supplement it from other foods.