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My newborn was born with black hair now at 2 weeks when shes near the sun or light it looks brown could this mean her hair will be brown?
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Too early to tell: Newborn hair can change alot! It can change in color, fall out and start over. Enjoy the changes :)
Answered 3/10/2015
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