my 11 months baby legs are dark in comparison to face and hand... kb tk ye sahi ho payega and how?

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Suraiya Parveen GMom of 2 children5 months ago

A. Hi did your baby skin get even out?

POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy1 Year ago

A. It is quite common for babies to have differences in skin tone between various parts of the body, such as the legs being darker than the face and hands. Several factors can contribute to this, including exposure to sunlight, genetics, and even the normal process of skin tone development in babies. ### When will it balance out? As your baby grows, the skin tone may gradually even out. However, this process can take time and varies from child to child. By the age of 1 to 2 years, many babies' skin tones start to stabilize. ### What can you do to help? While skin tone differences are usually normal, here are some tips to maintain healthy skin: 1. **Moisturize Regularly**: Use a gentle, baby-safe moisturizer (e.g., **Cetaphil Baby Lotion** or **Aveeno Baby Lotion**) to keep the skin hydrated and prevent dryness, which can make the skin appear darker. 2. **Avoid Harsh Sun Exposure**: Try to protect your baby's legs from too much direct sunlight, especially when going outdoors. You can use protective clothing or a baby-friendly sunscreen if necessary (but avoid sunscreens for babies under 6 months). 3. **Gentle Cleansing**: Use mild, hypoallergenic baby soaps and shampoos during baths. Avoid harsh chemicals that can irritate the skin. 4. **Massage with Natural Oils**: Regular massage with oils like coconut oil or almond oil can help nourish the skin and improve its texture. If the color difference persists significantly over time or if you notice other skin issues, it might be a good idea to consult a pediatrician or dermatologist to rule out any underlying skin conditions.

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