Jammed finger - 9 month old baby . HELP ?

It takes about a month for an adult nail to grow back. I dont think a baby will be different. So id say 1 to 2 months. Itll take time C:

Im so sorry to hear about tyour baby, accidents happen :)

I dont have a kid but ive smashed my finger into a door

it turned purple/red do to the blood undernearth

if this happened you might want to get the blood out from under neath with a hot needle

if you dont here what will happen

it will start to get darker in color (Do to fact of the blood drying)

it will start to shift to green

soon the nail will start to be pushed up by another soft nail underneath

the nail will eventually fall off

it usually takes 1-2 months or so maybe longer cause hes a kid

Best of luck :)

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Why would you assume that a childs nail would grow back at a different rate as an adults, a nail is a nail. males nails grow at a faster rate than females so thats a bonus for you i guess

edit: if you take into consideration the size of the infants finger, in comparison to your own finger, then the relative size, strength and thisckness of the nail is the same.

maybe you should take him to the doctor just to make sure it wasn't broken. their bones are so much softer than ours are and if it is bruised you never know. i would want to be safe than sorry. especially if it heals funny and he isn't able to use it well later in life.

i would say about one to two months as well

and you tell him i hate people that do that they get on here to insult people cause they think they know everything

my little brother who is a little older then your baby lost his fingernail and it took aprx. that long

sorry to about your little one

the age is irrelevant -treatment is the same. ice the site, give the babe advil or tylenol, and tape the injured finger to the one next to it. follow up with the pediatrician. clip the nail carefully to prevent further injury.