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Mom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl

Q. my baby hair growth is very slow. what i should use to increase her hair growth. plz suggest me how to increase her hair growth

ExpertDr Arti SharmaPaediatrician
A. Hair growth depends on genes. Massage hair twice a day 2 times a day. Give a nutritious diet rich in proteins vitamins iron zinc. Comb hair daily twice that stimulates blood circulation in scalp and restores hair health greying of hair can be due to genetic or nutritional deficiencies . Better to consult Dermatologist once
Author of questionMom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl
A. and also she is getting grey hair
Sneha PuruswaniMom of 2 children
A. Hair growth is genetic just keep the baby’s head clean and massage with coconut oil twice a day
Sonam PrasadMom of a 3 yr 6 m old boy
A. give massage with mamaearth oil this is the best oil for baby hair growth give massage twice in a day
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