Perhaps her birthmark even enhanced her fame. Still, kids may make fun of those unique markings. When that happens, the best thing a child with a birthmark can do is agree the mark exists and explain what it is. Tell them they're special and don't make a fuss about the mark. Contrary to their name, most birthmarks are not present at birth.
Medical experts say they often appear later, and usually fade away over time.
They're usually harmless. If your child has any markings, ask your doctor to examine them. Cindy Crawford's famed birthmark is a black mole. They don't fade away. Half of all babies are born with them.