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Wow What an Imaginative Way to Raise £ for Cancer

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It's great to see a story, where someone so young, he was only 8 when he decided to grow his hair to be made into wigs for poorly children.

Two years latter & despite being teased about his hair. He has had 14 inches cut off & raises over £4,000 for a cancer charity. I think this is a fantastic achievement

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That's great was. I really wish my hair grew that quickly I'm jealous

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beccatavender

One of the benefit of being young, and it's lovely and curly, it must have taken ages to wash and dry 😀 Good for him for preserving, especially as the article doesn't mention why he decided to do this.

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Leannexxx

My daughter donated her hair today was so proud of her she did race for life last week to with her school mates

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beccatavender

That's fantastic, I think kids are so much more socially aware. You have inspired me to made a donation to Cancer Research 🙂

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Leannexxx

beccatavender thank you it was all because her great nan died last year and because of lockdown we couldn't go it was in Liverpool we live in Manchester

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beccatavender

I am so sorry for your loss, it must have been dreadful. But you must be so proud of your daughter, being able to do somethIng so positive from that Leannexxx

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Leannexxx

beccatavender oh I am couldn't be prouder the school is still raising money aswel

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Ann1984

Leannexxx your recent chat was closed as I pressed send of course you can give baby water it has to be cooled boiled kettle water, it actually helps with constipation and breaking wind too

Fully breastfed babies don't need any water until they've started eating solid foods. Formula-fed babies may need some extra water in hot weather.

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Leannexxx

davidstockport I phoned 111 was on the phone for a while to tell me someone will phone me back still waiting now went on the nhs website and it says I can give her boiled water so I did and she fell asleep that was at half 3 this morning normally she's asleep at 8 lol

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Leannexxx

Ann1984 thanks Ann I give her some it helped her alot

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davidstockport

Leannexxx I thought you had said the baby was ten weeks old, I thought it was reasonably common knowledge that babies under six months, do not need and should not be given water. Here are the views of two EXPERTS I hope others will read it too. https://www.insider.com/can-babies-drink-water-2018-2

I hope the baby is OK but I think you should think twice before giving any more water.

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Leannexxx

davidstockport yeah she is 10 weeks old and I only gave her a tiny bit I went on the nhs website

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/baby/first-aid-and-safety/safety/safety-in-the-sun/

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Ann1984

Leannexxx you done what you thought was right and help ease baby. It’s been so warm I have 4 oldest 20 and done mine no harm

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Leannexxx

Ann1984 thanks Ann not being funny by David but I don't use the sites he's put up ill stick to the nhs one

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davidstockport

Leannexxx I read all sources of information, and haven't found any that approve of or recommend babies under six months old being given water, this one explains why babies under six months should not be given water (boiled or not) it shouldn't even be necessary for it to be considered. If it is suspected a baby is dehydrated medical attention should be sought. https://www.healthline.com/health/baby/why-cant-babies-have-water#water-intoxication

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Leannexxx

davidstockport your not supposed to give a baby bottles of water under 6 months a tiny bit of boiled water is ok

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angelik

I think it's lovely that he did something like this, and a good way to raise money for charity.

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Pjran

Wow his hair grew quickly. What a wonderful achievement for someone so young. My daughter in law donated her beautiful thick long hair to charity too.

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Chelsea0121

This is a brilliant way to raise money for charity.

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beccatavender

There is a UK company, which is a pioneer in scalp cooling system which help prevent hair loss in certain chemotherapy drugs. I know someone who used this during treatment and didn't loose her hair 🙂

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ladybugncatnoir

Wow! At such a young age too! Ive been donating hair since around his age but I remember I crying during the first big chop😂

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