The baby was born with headlines may be the subcutaneous fat content is small, adapt to the new environment and other circumstances, later through breastfeeding, environmental adaptation, will slowly ease, general physiological phenomenon.
1. Less subcutaneous fat content: newborns generally less subcutaneous fat content, skin slightly loose, it is easy to produce head lines, and after birth, with the sucking of breast milk, weight slowly increase, subcutaneous fat content also slowly increase, head lines will slowly disappear, is a normal physiological phenomenon, generally do not need to be treated.
2. Adaptation to the new environment: when the baby is not yet born, the baby has been in the amniotic fluid, the environment is relatively moist, and after birth, the contact is a relatively dry environment, less moisture in the skin, the formation of head lines. This is usually relieved by adaptation. If the skin is particularly dry, you can apply some moisturizing cream on the advice of your doctor.
Headlines are mostly a physiological phenomenon, but if they are particularly noticeable, consult a medical professional to rule out pathological conditions and take specific measures under the guidance of your doctor.