Is it harmful to the baby to straighten hair during breastfeeding?

It is best for breastfeeding mothers not to straighten their hair, because if it is not done properly, it will easily cause adverse effects on both the mother and the child. First of all, for the mother, it is easy to cause hair loss. After all, the body's recovery has not reached the best during breastfeeding. For the child, some dyeing and perming chemicals can easily pass through breast milk, which will also have an adverse effect on the child's physical development.

First, the chemicals in the perm water penetrate into the breast milk through the mother's body tissues, causing adverse effects on the baby.

Secondly, the Freon contained in the fixative is extremely harmful to the human body. It will produce toxins when inhaled. It may also threaten to harm the baby's young body through the mother's body.

Third, it is inevitable that the mother's hair will inadvertently come into contact with the baby. The baby's resistance is weak and the skin is relatively delicate. The residual perming solution may bring serious consequences to the baby to a great extent.

Fourth, during breastfeeding, many mothers will experience hair loss. However, perming will damage the basic tissue of the hair on the basis of hair loss, accelerating the degree and scope of hair loss.

Fifth, the baby's liver and kidney functions are not yet perfect, and the detoxification ability is poor, which makes it easy for chemical substances to accumulate, which will have a serious impact on the baby's growth.

Sixth, it disrupts the mother’s hormone regulation function, leading to serious consequences such as premature weaning and allergies in the child.

Seventh, if you choose bad perming agents for perming your hair during breastfeeding, the chemical ingredients contained in them will enter the skin of mothers and babies, which may cause diseases such as skin cancer and breast cancer, and may also cause developmental deformities in the baby.

In short, getting your hair permed during breastfeeding does more harm than good, as there are many uncertainties involved. So during this period, mothers should try not to get their hair permed to ensure the health of their children.