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Is it normal for my newborn to lose all her hair at the top of her head?
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Newborn hair.: Stated simply, it is normal for newborns to lose the hair they were born with. The hair loss can occur on any part of the head, or even the entire head. Any distribution can occur and still be considered normal.
Answered 11/1/2013
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