The baby was born with white hair.

The baby’s mother already had a streak of white in her black hair before she gave birth, but the baby’s wasn’t just one or two strands – it covered his whole head! The baby was born with white hair. And not just a few stray hairs either. His entire head was completely snow-white from when he first emerged into the world. It seems that exposure to sunlight and certain chemicals can cause children’s hair to turn white, so doctors think this is what caused baby Bence to have such an unusual coloration at birth. But there are other causes too… That might sound like something out of science fiction, but in fact many babies are born with some kind of streak or patch of white hair. The baby may be covered head to toe in the stuff, or just have a single streak like baby Bence’s mom – and either way it’s completely natural and not something to worry about.

Most cases of babies born with white hair are down to genetics – if your baby has parents with naturally blonde hair, for instance, it’s quite likely they’ll have a baby with white hair too.

Sometimes it happens when the baby is exposed to sunlight in the womb

In baby Bence’s case, however, doctors think his white hair was almost certainly caused by exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun or through a window while his mom was still pregnant with him. In baby Bence’s case, baby Bence was born with a different baby-related issue as well – a neural tube defect that baby Bence needed surgery to correct straight away.

That surprised doctors where baby bence was born – in Australia – because they aren’t usually associated with white hair! It means baby bence is likely to grow up with a full head of white hair rather than just a baby’s normal downy baby-fine “lanugo” baby-fine baby hair.

Doctors think baby bence has albinism… But baby bence isn’t actually an albino baby because he doesn’t have the other baby’s medical conditions that are associated with an albinism baby.

1. Baby born with white hair!

This baby was born with the same hair color as her mom. It is really hard to find baby clothes that match, but they can be fun and different. Babies with white hair might also get sunburn more easily because their skin is not used to the sun yet!

2. Baby’s mother already had a streak of white in her black hair before she gave birth, but the baby’s wasn’t just one or two strands – it covered his whole head!

A baby can be born with white hair. It is really hard to find baby clothes that match, but they can be fun and different.

3. Exposure to the sun, the hair color of their parents, and exposure to certain chemicals can all cause children’s hair to turn white

Parents should know about baby Bence. Baby Bence was born with white hair, after the baby’s mom already had a streak of white in her black hair before she gave birth. Exposure to the sun, the hair color of their parents, and exposure to certain chemicals can all cause children’s hair to turn white.

4. Most cases of babies born with white hair are down to genetics – if your baby has parents with naturally blonde hair, for instance, it’s quite likely they’ll have a baby with white hair too

5. sometimes it happens when the baby is exposed to sunlight in the womb

6. In baby Bence’s case, doctors think his white hair

Doctors think baby Bence’s hair is white because he was in the sun when he was in his mom.

Baby Bence was born with white hair. Doctors think baby Bence’s hair is white because he was in the sun when he was in his mom. Exposure to sunlight, the color of their parents’ hair, or certain chemicals can all cause children’s hair to turn white. This article will tell you more about baby bences case and how it may have happened, as well as some common names for babies who are born with white hairs like him!

Imagine this: You’re walking to work when you see something that catches your eye. It’s a tiny baby with white hair, lying in its mother’s lap. This baby is just one of the 23 babies born in China every 100,000 who are affected by albinism.

Albinism is caused by a lack of melanin in the skin, eyes, and hair.

Melanin gives color to our skin, eyes, and hair. If a baby is born with very little of this pigment, they have albinism. There are several variations of albinism, including oculocutaneous albinism (OCA) which causes both light pigmentation of the hair and skin, as well as problems with eyesight.

Another baby born with albinism, a baby boy named Riyad who was treated at a hospital in Sanaa, Yemen. This baby has a type known as Oculocutaneous Albinism Type III (OCA III) which is characterized by white hair and very light skin. Riyad is wearing sunglasses to protect his eyes from the bright sun, which can also cause problems with eyesight.

What are the baby’s symptoms?

Symptoms of babies born with albinism vary depending on what type they have. Some symptoms include:

– Hypopigmentation (white hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes) in addition to light skin

– Eye problems such as photophobia (sensitivity to light), strabismus (eyes not aligned properly), reduced vision or blindness.

These symptoms can cause serious problems when babies born with albinism are older, for example when it’s difficult for babies born with albinism to see in the dark, which can cause them to be hit by cars or fall downstairs.

How is a baby born with albinism treated?

The baby’s eyes are treated with glasses and eye drops throughout their life. These help babies born with albinism see better (not cure). Eye drops must be used daily to protect babies born with albinism’ eyes from the bright light.