Has anyone else baby got or had a strawberry mark?

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When does it stop growing, also does it fade?

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My LO has one on her head and one on her shoulder. They can continue to grow or stop at any time. In most cases when the blood vessels shrink, the birthmark will go away. That's not always the case, but there's an oral medication that can help the process.

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My 12 year old daughter has one on her arm.  It continued to grow until she was about 2.  It never went away but it lost most of the color and did shrink some.

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My little girl has one on her head. It's been there since the day she was born and has pretty much been the same size.

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My daughter had a strawberry birthmark started to appear around 1 month of age grew and rised a little over three months then by the time she was two it began fading away and now it's completely gone she's 8 now and wouldn't even know she had it disappeared around the age of 4 I was worried as her's was on her top for head along the hair line and was so so red at times purple even but I now can't even tell where it was :)

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My babes got a big one on her booty cheek lol. It started like a light tan birth mark now it's raised and red but hadn't really grown in a month. It grew very quickly from like 1-21/2 months but the last month I haven't noticed any more growth

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My first had a flat "stork bite" on his back.. Not sure if it's the same? But he's 3 1/2 now and you can barely see it at this point. Our daughter (14 weeks) has the same flat stork bite on the back of her neck that's still very red, but I expect it'll fade like his did. I don't remember exactly when that started, it was really gradual

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My baby girl has a strawberry birth mark on her belly and also stork bites on her face and back of the head. They've been there since birth. My mum actually has a similar birth mark on her body which has never gone away.

I'm told the stork marks will fade completely by 1-2 years and they come up stronger when she is upset or hot because it's under the skin. My husband and I both had them when we were babies so it was in her genes.

Has anyone else baby got or had a strawberry mark?

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