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I have a bald uncle (NW4-5) who even on early childhood pictures had terrible fine hair who looked like diffuse thinning and a huge forehead. You could tell he'd go bald or would have fine/weak hair. His son is a NW7 in his late 20's and his daughter had the exact same hair/forehead when she was like 1-2 years old. My other NW6-7 cousin had a bald spot and weird hair whorls at the same age. So it's definetly possible to track down agressive baldness with childhood pics. Now that I know that babies have crazy T levels I believe this theory even more.I grew a pompadour for a while during summer when I was 16 or 17 and at the end I needed a haircut because I looked like that kid.
Not all toddlers have NW7 hair, I've seen pictures of me when I was a month old and I had a NW4A, pretty funny. By the time I was a year old I had a NW3/2 and as a toddler I had a dense NW2. The youtuber Nick Shell has this theory that the hairline you had when you were a year old will be the hair you will have once you reach 35.