Britain's 'Hairiest Baby' Needs Blow Dry Every Night At Just Four Months

Let's face it, at seconds old all babies are pretty minging aren't they? No matter how bias you may be.

Most of us exit the womb as bald as Vinny D for as long as we can remember him. It's expected from a newborn, just as much as them screaming bloody murder. Noisy little things.

But this baby was welcomed into the world with many wide eyed stares as she sported a full head of jet black locks.

Now, at four months old, little Lexi-Rose needs a blow dry every night to tame her tresses. Wouldn't we be so lucky to have a blow dry every night, eh?

Hanna said she was shocked when Lexi-Rose arrived with a full head of hair.

Hanna said: "I must get stopped about 20 times a day by people because of her hair.

"They can't believe it and say 'oh my god look at her hair'.

"I was shocked when she was born because her hair was very, very long but it has obviously grown more since then too."

Talking about the 4D scan that revealed Lexi-Rose's locks, Hanna continued: "Normally they said they can't tell if a baby has hair from a scan. But with Lexi's they said they could see hair.

"I was born with a lot of hair but nowhere near hers."

Facing up to the daily challenge of managing the mane can be tough, but Hanna has a few taming techniques - including giving her a blow dry every night.

She said: "I am not going to cut it, I want to keep it natural. I just put clips in it really so it doesn't get in her eyes. But she doesn't get bothered by it."

"She has to have her hair blow dried every night after a bath and I use some Johnson's spray on it to keep it tamed.

"It's quite hard to maintain, but really lovely."