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My 30 months old baby girl has very much hair on her back and hands. how can remove it?
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Ask her pediatrician: Fine hair that cover babies is called lanugo and usually goes away by itself; but it is also uncommon at your girl age. I would not recommend removing it before checking with her doctor.
Answered 4/13/2014
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