Babies with worms adsorbed on the scalp are mostly parasites or head lice that do not pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the scalp. It is recommended that parents take their baby to the hospital in time to improve the relevant examination and then carry out symptomatic treatment under the guidance of the doctor.1. Parasites: Babies are young and do not have much awareness of personal hygiene, so if parents do not wash their baby’s hair in time, it can lead to the growth of parasites on the baby’s scalp, which can also be accompanied by the attachment of eggs, manifesting as worms on the baby’s head adsorbed on the scalp. Parasites on the scalp live by sucking blood from under the skin and can cause itchy scalp symptoms in babies, so try to cut the baby’s hair short and pay attention to daily cleaning. If the baby is more than 3 years old, you can also use drugs such as sulfur borax cream under the guidance of a doctor to kill eggs and parasites; 2. Head lice: head lice are somewhat contagious, and if the baby is in direct contact with someone who has head lice, or share towels, etc., they may be infected with head lice. Head lice belong to a small parasite that moves and adsorbs on the scalp and crawls to the roots of other people’s hair when in contact, and careful observation will see small bugs adsorbed on the head, as shown by the baby’s head with bugs adsorbed on the scalp. Parents can use the tincture of 100 under the guidance of the doctor to the baby, thus killing head lice. In daily life, parents are advised to pay attention to the baby’s personal hygiene, bathing and washing the baby’s hair in a timely manner, as well as paying attention to the cleanliness of the baby’s supplies and not to use the baby’s towel, pillowcase and other items indiscriminately.