The eyebrows of newborns can be shaved, but it is not necessary at all. Many parents believe that newborns’ eyebrows are not too thick when they are born, and after shaving their eyebrows, they will think that their eyebrows will grow thick and strong, thus contributing to their beauty. Therefore, for normal newborns, there is no need for parents to shave their newborns’ eyebrows, because the length and density of the eyebrows will be further enhanced as they get older, so they will gradually become the same as normal children. The act of parents shaving their newborn’s eyebrows is completely superfluous, and some can cause damage to the eyebrow area, leading to skin infections, thus outweighing the losses.