What is the reason for the baby's forehead to be black?

There are many phenomena in the growth and development of babies. For example, some babies have dark skin when they are born, while others have fair and tender skin. But most of them are healthy phenomena and there is no need to worry too much. Just treat it as you normally would with your feeding. However, it is more concerning if some newborns have a single black spot on their foreheads. Let’s take a look at the reasons why babies have black foreheads.

The color of the baby's forehead will be affected by the lanugo (for young babies, the hair before the age of two or three is called lanugo, not real hair, and some babies will have inconsistent colors), and has nothing to do with trace elements. As the baby grows and develops, the current lanugo will gradually fade away. Generally, the baby will grow better after three years old, and now just needs to be normal.

The dark forehead of a newborn baby is due to dilation of facial capillaries, which requires improving blood circulation, enhancing the elasticity of capillaries, dilating arterioles and capillaries, accelerating blood flow, and making capillaries unobstructed. You can see a Chinese doctor and try using detoxifying and beauty capsules. Eat more fruits and vegetables and less spicy food.

Generally, children are suffering from calcium deficiency and need to be treated with calcium supplements. Let them get more sun exposure. You should insist on taking one capsule of cod liver oil a day, and diversify the complementary food. It won't matter as the child grows older.

The above symptoms of the baby cannot be ruled out as being caused by poor blood circulation, but it cannot rule out the possibility of water accumulation in the brain. It is recommended that you take the child to a local regular hospital for a brain CT scan to basically find out the cause. The child's condition requires a physical examination in the hospital, which is related to the usual diet. Pay attention to eating more fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, and take appropriate medications to increase resistance and observe.

If the baby has a black forehead, the baby's skin color should be combined with the baby's lips and breathing speed to observe the baby's condition comprehensively. If the baby feeds vigorously, is in good spirits, and has normal urination and defecation, you can feed the baby with confidence. If there are other abnormalities, it is recommended to see a hospital promptly. It is recommended to feed the baby properly, drink plenty of water, pay attention to hygiene, appropriately increase or decrease the thickness of clothing and wrapping, and avoid catching cold.