Beautiful turbans for kids and newborns

A head knot commonly known as a turban is popular on social media especially Instagram. It’s common to see beautiful kids adorning headwraps.

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Head coverings have for long been used my mothers of newborn and also  a staple in newborn photography, because they cover up patchy hair that is still growing and spots of yellow rashes common among infants.

 

Headwraps are increasingly popular because apart from them being aesthetically beautiful they can help keep babies warm. 

What to note when choosing Headwraps

• Avoid headbands that pull your baby’s hair back too tightly, which can damage it. A personal favourite is the top knot headwrap it is free and breathable suitable even for day olds.

 

• Also avoid headbands that are too lose. 

When headbands are too lose babies can pull them off and our them in their mouth as we know that babies live to out everything in their little mouths.

• Never leave your baby with a band or wrap unattended to. Always remove them before putting your baby to sleep.

 

You baby has no hair? Flaky head? Or rashes? Or just want to take beautiful pictures of your newborn? MayKiddies has got you and your baby girl covered with these beautiful turbans.

 

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Popularly asked questions about headbands and wraps

 

What materials are best for headwraps?

While there is no hard and fast rule in choosing the right material for headwraps the aim is to go for breathable materials. Cotton fabrics are a winner everyday because that are breathable and easy to wash.

Is it safe to wear head wraps and turbans on babies?

Yes while extravagant headbands might be a choking hazard if left unsupervised, simple  right fitting head wraps pose no danger to new norms and growing kids. Avoid headwraps with extra designs, flowers, glitters and keep it simple. 

Some simple, safe head wraps for kids

Do headbands cause hair loss in babies?

The answer to this commonly asked question is no. Unless tight, headwraps pose no threat to loss of hair in babies. Just avoid head coverings that pull your baby’s hair back too tightly not only can this damage the hair but also can be uncomfortable.