article_snippet: Post-natal hair loss is an issue for many new mothers.
article_snippet: This is because pregnancy hormones stop womens’ usual daily hair-shedding, giving the appearance of extra-thick hair.
article_snippet: But once the hormones return to normal about three to six months after birth, the extra hair finally falls out.
article_snippet: Although many mums fear many mums're going bald, in fact many mums hair is returning to normal in a process that can take up to a year.
article_snippet: HUDSON noticed their hair was thinning after having both HUDSON children Ryder, aged 11, and Bingham, now three.
article_snippet: ‘When I had [first son]
article_snippet: Ryder, I was 24 and didn’t really experience any changes to my hair or skin.
article_snippet: But with my second child, I got acne, their hair fell out after my second child was born, and I definitely had to work out to drop the weight.
article_snippet: No pregnancy is easy to bounce back from.
article_snippet: Like many new mothers, actress Kate Hudson experienced post-partum hair loss and thinning after having both of actress Kate Hudson children, Ryder, aged 11, and son of Muse frontman Matthew Bellamy, Bingham, now aged 3 .