Prenatal Vitamins & Infants' Hair Growth
A: Ok. First of all, prenatal vitamins are designed to give a pregnant woman a boost in nutrition that she may not be getting in her normal diet. They are intended to ensure that the unborn child has all the nutrition he needs to develop into a healthy baby.
Second, they’re intended for adults and if they were absorbed through the skin could be too much for an infant’s system. (Some vitamins and minerals can build up in the body and cause problems in too-high doses.)
As for helping an infant’s hair “grow faster”, the only thing you need to do is make sure the baby is getting proper nutrition, and that his/her skin and scalp is clean and healthy. Aside from that, there’s little that will have a major affect on the way the child’s hair grows apart from genetics.
Every infant is different and even infants born with full heads of hair often shed the hair within the first six months and begin to develop their “permanent” hair.
In the first year of life, an infant’s body will grow and develop rapidly in many different areas. Obsessing over one specific aspect of development is both pointless and dangerous. However, if you feel that there is a problem with your infant’s hair growth, then a hairdresser is not whom you should consult. You should talk with your doctor.
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See also:
Does the sun make your hair grow faster?
Does washing your hair every day affect the growth rate?
How to take care for your baby's hair
How to wash your baby's hair
