At what age should one shave one's head?
Dr Tarun said that the right age for shaving the head of a child is between 1 and 3 years. During this time you can shave the hair of the child. By this time the pores on the child's head are filled. Apart from this, children of this age become a little comfortable for this ritual and do not cry much during shaving. Along with this, the doctor has also told some precautions while shaving the child's head.
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How to take care after shaving?
After shaving the child's head, apply a mild antiseptic or natural oil like coconut oil on his head. Apart from this, do not apply anything else on the child's head. The child's skin is delicate, so he is easily prone to allergies or infections.
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Should we bring in someone with experience?
You should look for an experienced barber to shave your child's head. He should have good experience in shaving children's heads so that the child does not have any problem in shaving his hair. The instruments used for shaving hair should be cleaned thoroughly so that the child does not get any infection.
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What precautions should be taken while shaving?
The doctor says that when the child's head is being shaved, the surrounding environment should be kept very calm. This also helps the child to remain stress-free. Apart from this, the place where the head is being shaved should also be clean.
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What to do if the child cries during the Mundan Sanskar?
Usually every child cries during the Mundan ceremony. To avoid this, when the child is getting his Mundan ceremony done, give him a favorite toy or play a song of his choice. This will keep the child's attention focused and he will also feel comfortable. If your child has any skin related problem or allergy, then definitely talk to your pediatrician once before getting the Mundan ceremony done.
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