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20 month old baby face is fair rest of body is dark compare to face . Will it even out as she grow. If yes how long does it take
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ok so first of all the baby is too small for you to be focussing on his/her skin colour rather than general health and growth. Skin colour changes with growing age and there is no specific age limit for that.
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donot try to put any steroidal fairness cream as the baby's skin is very sensitive at this age and these creams can cause severe reaction in return and make the skin colour more darker on a long run.
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Don't need to worry.
Will be ok as child will grow
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Skin color is hereditary. So no need to worry.
And your child is 20 months old only... There are lot of skin color changes as the growth occurs.
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That could be due heredity, 1 of the parents or grandparents may be having same features. Don't worry it will be normal once child grow. If you have any issues then you can share photos and then
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There are lots of changes to come in skin colour.
Mostly it is inherited from.the patents.
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