Recently, a mom shared a photo of her daughter, who is less than a year old, learning to walk on the couch. Seeing that the baby has a big birthmark on his back, some netizens said: How reluctant to come down, how many times have you been beaten?
The picture shows a girl less than a year old standing on a couch in the living room of a home, learning to walk with her backrest. She was wearing a diaper and her back was covered with blue birthmarks, some lighter and some darker. Although she couldn't see the birthmark on her ass, it was estimated that it would not be less, because even the diaper was not covered.
It is common for children to leave birthmarks on their bodies after birth. Older people often joke that it's because you don't want to be beaten by a child girl, and almost everyone has it.
But to be honest, I haven't seen such a large area of birthmarks.
Look at the baby's head again, and although the hair is dark and long, there is a large area of baldness on the back of the head, like the hair that has been picked up.
No wonder baby moms worry: will babies grow up in an inferior environment, and is there any good way to remove it?
Some netizens said: My son's face was snow-white when he was born. His entire back, hips, ankles and wrists are light. Now his icy white skin was really a color all over his body. So don't worry. It is estimated that except for the small circle, the rest will retreat.
Some netizens said: My daughter can only see when she is six years old. The entire palm was printed on her ass, and only one palm was particularly noticeable in size.
More netizens said: Professional points: Mongolian spots + pillow baldness, it doesn't matter when you grow up!
