languno hair question

24 years ago

My baby was born with languno hair and the pedriatrician said it is normal and will fall off on its own.

I'm curious to know if anyone else's baby was born with languno hair and if so, when did it fall off?

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jayme24baby
24 years ago
my dd was a little fuzzy peach. just the other day (she is 11 wks) my husband and i where looking at her and noticed that it was gone!
it does fall off but i don't even remember when it did. she had it on her arms and ears the most:)
so now my little fuzzy peach is a smooth peach!
bensmom
24 years ago
DS had it on his shoulders and ears. Like jayme, one day I just noticed it was gone, I can't really say when.
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My son had exactly the same thing: profuse hair on his shoulders, across the top of his back, and on his ears. We called him the WolfMan, as a joke. Then one day, oh I'd say when he was about 9 weeks old....it was gone! Have no idea when it happened.
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We called DD yoda. She had these pointed hairy ears. LOL she also had the sideburns. It was all gone by 8 weeks or so.
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Kayla had hair everywhere, dark hair on her ears, forehead, lower back, shoulders. But still sooo adorable. Anyway, her forehead, ears, shoulders etc fell off in the first two months. The lower back hair above her cooly is just starting to go away..she is 3 months old.

it is totally normal and will eventually fall off.

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