When will the baby shave his head?

Usually when the baby is 2~3 months old, you can cut your hair. Because the baby's hair grows slowly after birth, the baby's hair grows to a certain length after 2-3 months. At this time, it may block your eyes or be inconvenient for cleaning and nursing. Therefore, it is recommended that the baby can get a haircut after 2-3 months. Some babies' hair grows very fast, with shedding or milk scale, dandruff and scalp-related diseases. When you need related care, you can also consider cutting your hair in advance. If the baby has his hair cut within a month or two, shaving is not recommended. Baby's skin is soft and tender, which is easy to cause scalp injury or secondary infection. In addition, the baby's immunity is low and it is easy to get sick after catching a cold. Hair has a certain heat preservation effect. Shaving the head will affect the heat preservation of the head and make the baby easy to catch cold. Therefore, the baby should keep his hair properly when shaving, which is not only conducive to cleaning, but also plays a role in heat preservation.

Generally speaking, there is no fixed date for giving a baby a haircut, depending on the baby's hair quality and season, as follows:

1. If the baby is born with thick hair or the climate is hot, it is recommended to cut the baby's hair at the full moon.

2, if the baby is born with sparse hair, and in the cold season, it is recommended to cut the hair when the child 100 days or more. Because the climate is relatively cold, if the child's hair is scarce, premature hair cutting will easily make the baby catch cold.

Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the specific problems according to the specific situation of the baby. It is generally recommended to cut your hair when your child is full moon or 100 days old. In addition, when you cut your baby's hair, you'd better use professional children's haircut tools to cut your hair. In addition, when you cut your baby's hair, you should pay attention to the timely disinfection of hair-cutting tools to avoid infection caused by unclean tools.