Summary: The first thing many expectant mothers do after pregnancy is to cut their hair. On the one hand, it is for convenience of care. Is it nutritious? The first thing many expectant mothers do after pregnancy is to cut their hair. On the one hand, it is for convenience of care. On the other hand, I am afraid that if my hair is too long, it will compete with the baby for nutrients. Does growing hair during pregnancy really compete with the fetus for nutrients? Will growing hair during pregnancy compete with the fetus for nutrients? Experts say that the length of hair has nothing to do with the nutritional consumption of hair, and the growth of hair will not compete with the fetus for nutrients. one party