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Baby skin color changed
My baby was born very fair so everyone thought her skin complexion would be like me.. she used to have glowing fair skin... but after she turned 3 months and now she is four months old her skin toned has changed... it became wheatish... it doesnt match with my or my husbands skin tone... also now there is no glow... although healthy my in laws taunt me and are forcing me use besan haldi on her to become fair... does besan really work?? i don't understand how did her skin tone changed from very fair to wheatish...?? Is it because of some vitamin mineral deficiencies?? She is a healthy active happy baby...
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Babies have really sensitive skin. They get subjected to weather changes and skin tone may change. I would advice against the use of besan, it could dry out the skin. What you could do is give your baby a nice oil massage before bath , use a baby friendly soap like tedibar or dermadew and follow it with a baby lotion like dermadew or sebamed. Don't worry about the skin tone, a healthy and playful baby is more important.
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Dr. Harit Bansal
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17 yrs exp
Sonipat
Will change colour as the age changes don’t worry
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