Use natural oils like coconut or almond oil to massage the baby’s scalp, boosting blood circulation and hair growth.
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Include foods rich in vitamins A, D, and E, as well as omega-3 fatty acids (if your baby is on solids).
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Wash your baby’s hair with a mild, tear-free shampoo to remove dirt and prevent scalp infections.
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Gently brush the baby’s hair with a soft-bristle brush to stimulate the scalp and promote growth.
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Avoid tying the baby’s hair too tightly, as it can cause hair breakage or damage.
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Ensure the baby stays hydrated, as it supports overall skin and scalp health.
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Shield the baby’s head from harsh sun exposure or cold weather to prevent dryness.
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A soft surface minimizes friction, reducing hair breakage during sleep.
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Trim the baby’s hair occasionally to remove split ends and encourage healthier growth.
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