Hello and welcome, Jennifer!
Let me know how I can help. I've had alopecia universalis for many years.
LeslieAnn

I know, it's often harder for the parents than it is for the kids! It's good the Haley is doing okay.
Unfortunately, alopecia is totally unpredictable. Haley could have some bouts with hair fallout and then it could just as easily go away with no future problem at all. Then again, she could be like me, progressing from spots to total baldness permanently. There is no cure at this time -- only meds to treat the symptoms.
There's really nothing you can do except be really supportive of Haley.
It might help you to read my book, "If Your Hair Falls Out, Keep Dancing!" It will give you a lot of helpful information, including research, medical, treatment , inspirational stories from other women and other parents. There's a chapter about children with alopecia. There's some humor, too! It has received two national awards, including Book of the Year. You can find out more on my page. It's available on Amazon.com. Let me know if there's anything else I can do! I am here to help.
Hugs!

Jennifer, please let me know how you and Haley like the book!
Big hugs to you both.
LeslieAnn

My 3 1/2 daughter knows that her hair was falling out coz when she look her hair in the mirror but i dont what to do. People telling me dont worry about it but i cannot help coz she is my child ,the only child.Now her front is falling a little bit. when she take a bath i dont use shampoo anymore. coz i am afraid it will all fall out.