For many parents, children are the treasure they hold in their hands. Any health problem about children is a big problem. When some children are one to three years old, their hair will appear much thinner than that of many children of the same age, which will worry their parents. Today's news editor will talk to you about what to do with children's sparse hair. Let's parents' rise posture '.
First of all, we should understand the reasons why children have sparse hair. There are four main reasons for the scarcity of children's hair. The first reason is genetic factors. It may be that parents have less hair and inherit it to children; The second reason is baldness, which is a normal metabolism. The situation will improve with weaning; The third reason is calcium deficiency. You should know that calcium deficiency will not only cause incomplete bone development, but also make children's hair scarce; The fourth reason is occipital alopecia, that is, too much contact between a child's scalp and a pillow leads to hair loss.
There are corresponding solutions for these reasons. If it is due to genetic factors, no doctor can change under the existing medical level. If it is because of baldness, there is no need to worry too much, because it will get better after weaning. If it is because of calcium deficiency, we should pay attention to buying calcium tablets for children to improve their calcium intake. If it is because of pillow baldness, you can choose a smoother silk pillow, which can reduce friction and alleviate the phenomenon of pillow baldness
In addition to the above targeted methods, parents should also pay attention to the following small details: in hot weather, it is best to wash children's hair every day, so as to keep their hair clean; It is best to wash gently with warm water. When choosing shampoo, you should choose mild and non irritating; Children should often comb their hair. It is best to use peach comb, which can reduce friction, massage children's scalp, stimulate scalp blood circulation and promote children's hair growth.