- Wash your baby's head up one or two times a week, using a mild soap or a bit of baby shampoo.
- Your child has yellowish crusts on the scalp (called "hat" or seborrhea of the head )? Generally, this problem falls into place naturally. However, it may be necessary to wash his hair more often, with a non-medicated baby shampoo. To clear his scabs, apply a small amount of mineral oil, almond or olive oil on his scalp, and brush it a few hours later.
- You want to take your baby to the hairdresser for the first time? Enjoy your visit to your own hairdresser. Thereafter, you can go to a salon designed for children with high seats, TV, games ...
- You prefer to cut off your own hair? For your convenience, make it a center parting and cut his hair while they are dry. Be very careful with the scissors, your toddler will want to touch or catch them. In addition, it may be injured by moving because he does not like being locked.
