Tea tree oil has numerous benefits and is known for its powerful cleansing ability. It’s also known for its antimicrobial and antibacterial properties, which are great for fighting any infection on the baby’s scalp and helps reduce itching. It can also be an excellent …
Recent studies have shown that pregnant women who reported having significant heartburn have a greater chance of delivering a baby with a head full of hair. Conversely, pregnant women who didn’t experience heartburn mostly gave birth to bald babies. Interestingly, it’s an old wife’s …
All babies are unique and the loss or growth of hair occurs differently for each infant. All newborns are born with intact eyebrow hair follicles yet the initial hair may not be visible for the first few months. Eyebrows are a confusing facial feature …
For whatever reasons you intend to shave your baby’s head, it is better to wait until his head becomes firm. Not cutting a baby’s hair before one year old is not a superstition but purely science. An infant’s skull is tender and will not …
Using non-comedogenic baby oil is safe for infants over a month old. Virgin oil like olive, coconut, sesame, and mustard are some of the popular and trusted oils for babies. Applying baby hair oil on an infant’s scalp does not necessarily promote hair growth. …
Most babies will have issues with their hair — it may be too dry, it may fall off, or it can suddenly change color. These are benign changes that may just need a little extra care. Proper washing and using baby-friendly products are also …