Untainted007:
I think its only in Islam that it's mandatory to shave baby's first hair before naming ceremony. I'm not try to condemn any religion here in case you want to quote me. Every religion to their own belief.

BlackAlbino6:

So what will happen if you do not shave the hair? Does it harm the baby?

BlissP:
It's not hygienic leaving d first hair' remember the content in the vacuum the baby stayed before hiting mother earth. My opinion, I think it's healthy enough to shave off the first hair irrespective of religion.

Untainted007:


It has no harm on the baby. With time the hair may be shaved but i dont really support shaving it at tender stage, considering infections or exposure of the head to excess atmosphere. Even the hair on the head has it own job too in preventing cold entering directly into the pores on the head.

If that is the case the, you have blown a trumpet for a mad man, I will surely dance without an end.
#SayNoToBabyShaving#

terzurum5:

What about Sampson in the Bible and even the Dada children(most of whom we are told, their hair must be cut if and only if the parents meet the request of the child) we have around whose hair were not shaved. How come most of them grow well without any problem.

Chidoks:
I don't think you have strong reasons for your objections. If you had enumerated bad effects it could have on the child, I may have gone with you but your objections are as bad as the excuses for doing so.
Personally I shave after one year as my culture dictates. My other reason being that one year is even too long a time to leave hair uncut especially for a male child ( except if you want to plait)
Secondly, you posted white hair which is straight. Try and post a black child with kinky hair. Ask mothers the pain the children go through when combing them, especially in my culture where you wait for a year before shaving.

Chidoks:
I don't think you have strong reasons for your objections. If you had enumerated bad effects it could have on the child, I may have gone with you but your objections are as bad as the excuses for doing so.
Personally I shave after one year as my culture dictates. My other reason being that one year is even too long a time to leave hair uncut especially for a male child ( except if you want to plait)
Secondly, you posted white hair which is straight. Try and post a black child with kinky hair. Ask mothers the pain the children go through when combing them, especially in my culture where you wait for a year before shaving.

Chidoks:
I don't think you have strong reasons for your objections. If you had enumerated bad effects it could have on the child, I may have gone with you but your objections are as bad as the excuses for doing so.
Personally I shave after one year as my culture dictates. My other reason being that one year is even too long a time to leave hair uncut especially for a male child ( except if you want to plait)
Secondly, you posted white hair which is straight. Try and post a black child with kinky hair. Ask mothers the pain the children go through when combing them, especially in my culture where you wait for a year before shaving.

terzurum5:

What about Sampson in the Bible and even the Dada children(most of whom we are told, their hair must be cut if and only if the parents meet the request of the child) we have around whose hair were not shaved. How come most of them grow well without any problem.

BlackAlbino6:

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You mean something this? One can still manage to comb it now. I know it is not going to be easy, but can still be done[/size]

acenazt:
No body. I repeat NO BODY WILL SHAVE MY KID'S HAIR.

Chidoks:

Samson and his likes were 'special'

BlissP:
u don ever see any dada with clean hair? Most of their hair have offensive odour' the story of Samson is Base on illusion' obviously both of us don't know d dude. Had it been my parents left my hair uncut till date(@dada), I wouldn't have forgiven them.... I advice no parents to leave their children's first hair uncut. Not hygienic @all

terzurum5:


It is you that chooses to make something special. Every child is special if the parents believe so.

terzurum5:


The few once I have been close to, have clean and odour free hair.

BlackAlbino6:


Your head dey dea

BlissP:
plea with them to give u a chance of microscopic check. I will appreciate feedback on the number of lice u fetch out

Say op don become Dada spy ba?
You wan collect Unexpected Slap (US)?

acenazt:
i tell u. Na wen my grandma carry scissors begin cut my bro fyn hair naim i begin plan hw i go stop dem frm cuttin my pikin own.

Some of these things are mere beliefs that may have no basis. One can manage the hair like that till the child grows. Nothing will even happen to him or her.

Blackalbino6 you Dada?

justiz5:


Some of these things are mere beliefs that may have no basis. One can manage the hair like that till the child grows. Nothing will even happen to him or her.

Blackalbino6 you Dada?

justiz5:


Say op don become Dada spy ba?
You wan collect Unexpected Slap (US)?

acenazt:
i tell u. Na wen my grandma carry scissors begin cut my bro fyn hair naim i begin plan hw i go stop dem frm cuttin my pikin own.

Chidoks:

Jeez! That hair is lovely!! But the hair aspect is not the crux of the matter . Your reasons are.
That first baby's hair is very lovely; the last pic I understand not.

BlissP:
u don ever see any dada with clean hair? Most of their hair have offensive odour' the story of Samson is Base on illusion' obviously both of us don't know d dude. Had it been my parents left my hair uncut till date(@dada), I wouldn't have forgiven them.... I advice no parents to leave their children's first hair uncut. Not hygienic @all