The danger of being careful to become a small bald head in summer.

Guide: Is it really good to shave your head in summer? When it is hot in summer, everyone has the urge to shave their heads. Many parents give priority to shaving their babies. Can the baby shave his head in summer? Does the baby shave his head and his hair will become more? If you are not careful, you may become bald!

Shaving your head carefully in summer will make the salt in sweat directly on the scalp, which will cause the scalp to itch; Moreover, due to the lack of hair, many babies will unconsciously scratch their scalp with their hands, which is easy to scratch out scars and cause bacterial infection; In summer, the sun is strong, and directly exposing the scalp to the sun can easily lead to diseases such as solar dermatitis.

Because the baby's scalp is tender, it is easy to make some subtle wounds invisible to the naked eye when shaving his head, so that bacteria can take advantage of it, thus damaging the baby's hair roots and destroying hair follicles, which will not only cause some skin diseases, but also affect the normal growth of hair, making the baby change from a "small bald head" to a "small bald head".

Therefore, parents had better not shave their baby's head. If the temperature is too high, you can cut the baby's hair shorter. For a baby with a shaved head, try to avoid exposing the scalp to the sun and put on a hat when going out.

The harm and disadvantage of shaving your baby's head in summer is 1. Hair can help dissipate heat, but a shaved head is hotter.

Some parents take it for granted that shaving your head will make your baby cooler, but in fact, it will make your baby hotter. According to the Yangzi Evening News, hair can help dissipate heat and regulate temperature, but shaving your head will weaken this function. Generally speaking, when the ambient temperature is higher than the temperature of human skin, the skin will absorb heat from the external environment. Therefore, in the summer when the temperature is high, shaving the head will not only make the baby's scalp absorb more heat, but also make the sweat discharged from the baby's scalp quickly lose, weakening the heat dissipation effect caused by sweat evaporation, thus making the baby feel hotter.

Shaving your head can't promote hair growth.

Some parents think that the baby's hair is not good, and they want to take the opportunity of high temperature weather to shave their baby's hair to promote the growth of baby's hair. However, according to the report of Northern Network, the quality of baby's hair is related to many factors, such as heredity, nutrition, baby's health and so on, and has no direct relationship with whether the baby has shaved too much. If you want your baby's hair to grow better, let your baby eat more foods rich in vitamins, iron, zinc and other nutrients such as walnuts and sesame seeds.

Baby's hair should be cut, not shaved to young children, especially when the baby has a haircut. The baby's scalp is delicate, and it is easy to cause skin infection if the scalp is damaged. In particular, some babies have eczema on their heads, and it is easy to hurt and bleed when shaving their heads. If the hairdressing tools are not clean, the consequences will be more serious. Experts suggest that it is better to shave your baby's hair, which can not only prevent the baby's skin from being hurt during the haircut, but also protect the baby's head by cutting the flat head.

Mom and dad, you should know that shaving your baby's head in summer will not only make the baby feel cold, but also cause such great harm to the baby. It is very important to keep the baby clean, fresh and dry in summer, and the healthy growth of the baby can not be separated from the careful care of mom and dad.

What about baby hair in summer 1? Problem: A baby boy, 1 1 month, grew up with sparse hair in the first half and normal hair and color in the second half. He shaved his head for more than 40 days when he was a child, and he has shaved it three or four times so far, but the front is always not dark enough. Does it matter that he looks hairless? Physical examination has always been normal!

Expert Dr. Zhang Si Lai (former director and chief physician of Pediatrics Department of the Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and an expert of Sina Parenting Research Institute): Why does the child's hair now not represent the child's future hair? In fact, you don't have to worry at all. Now is the time for children to shed their fetal hair and change their hair. Generally, children's hair will grow better after they are 2 years old.

2. Question: Hello, Grandma Zhang, our girl, 13 months, I want to ask two questions. Hair stands on end. Are we short of anything?

Expert Dr. Zhang Si Lai (former director and chief physician of Pediatrics Department of the Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and an expert of Sina Parenting Research Institute): If a child has ever had hair problems, the newly grown hair is erect, so there is nothing to worry about.

3. Question: Excuse me, my baby is only 3 months old and always has these little hairs on his head. How can I make my baby's hair grow?

Dr. Cui Yutao, an expert (currently the director of pediatrics of Beijing United Family Hospital and Tianjin United Family Hospital): Hair growth takes time. Although some babies have thick hair after birth, with the increase of age, their hair will gradually fall off and become thinner, and then it will grow thick again. As long as it is not a large area of hair loss, you don't need to see a doctor. Many parents try to grow hair by cutting their hair several times, but don't shave their baby, so as not to affect the hair follicles when shaving. You should leave some stubble every time you have a haircut. It's not the cause, just wait for the hair to grow!

4. Question: My five-and-a-half-month-old girl has more hair, so the frequency of washing will be higher, but the older generation said that babies can't wash their hair often. Is that so? And can the baby use a hair dryer after washing his hair?

Dr. Zhang Si Lai, an expert (former director and chief physician of Pediatrics Department of the Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and an expert of Sina Institute of Parenting and Motherhood): Of course, children can wash their hair often, but let their hair dry naturally, and don't use a hair dryer to avoid accidents.