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what can i do for increasing baby colour

Ch venkat Guardian of a 5 yr 10 m old boy

what can i do for increasing baby colour

for skin tone shining

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Karishma Mom of a 4 yr 8 m old girl 5 years ago

We are what we eat.. so making them eat green veggies and juices and fruits can really help

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Ritu 0 Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

You can use raw milk with white bread

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SASIKALA 0 Mom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl 5 years ago

Instead of soap use green gram flour nd dried rose petals flower

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Geetha Mom of 4 children 5 years ago

skin tone is hereditary.

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Purnima kolanuvada Mom of 2 children 5 years ago

no need to use anything just give healthy foods and fruits

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mayur chotwani Father of a 10 yr 7 m old boy 5 years ago

use kesar.

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DEBIARCHANA BISWAL Guardian of a 5 yr 5 m old girl 5 years ago

is it possible to change skin color of babies?

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sunaina Mom of a 5 yr 4 m old girl 5 years ago

never apply turmeric on baby skin.

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Ketki Shrivastava Bhagat Mom of a 6 yr 6 m old girl 5 years ago

Why do you want to change the baby's skin tone? let it be natural as it is.

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Aswathy Guardian of a 7 yr 2 m old girl 5 years ago

use turmerin and cocount milk daily before bath 100% result

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