When my baby born, her color was white and now she is becoming black she is 15 days girl?
Change in baby’s skin color is not a strange phenomenon. It is something very usual, in most cases.
You must have seen babies with no skin color, eye color or hair color. That is a case of Albinism. On an average, every year, approximately 5 in every 100,000 people are born with Albinism. Albinism is a disorder related to melanin production. In this case, babies are born with low or no skin color, eye color, or hair color.
For your information, the baby’s skin color is determined by his genes. Genetics determine the amount of melanin a baby’s skin going to have. Melanin is better known as pigmentation that colors skin; the more melanin means the darker complexion.
Another reason behind the change in baby’s skin color is both the environment and health. Once the baby starts breathing in the air, the color changes.
However, there is no need to worry because babies can take up to six months to develop their permanent skin tone.
Your baby is too young for any home remedies. So, at this moment, I won’t be recommending any of those. Once he is old enough (more than 4 months), you can try homemade ubtans, talcum powder, and other available skin products. Before starting with any of these, it is better to see a pediatrician.
