Baby dry scalp

If you notice your baby’s head getting dry and flaky with some yellow crusty patches, it could mean that he/she is suffering from cradle cap or infantile seborrheic dermatitis. This condition is quite common among babies, but it is also harmless so no need to worry. Wondering how to get rid of cradle cap? Here’s what you need to know about its causes and remedies.

This explains the easy and safe way I removed built up dry skin aka cradle cap from my baby's head using coconut oil!

Cradle Cap: What it is? Where does it occur? How do you treat it?– T is for Tame

Does your little baby have cradle cap? Although harmless, it can be rather unsightly. Learn how to help get rid of it with these easy tips.

How to easily get rid of cradle cap on baby. It can be removed in 4 simple steps as long as you have the right tools to do it!

Cradle Cap is patchy scales or thick crust that is found on your baby or toddler's scalp! Here are 4 different ways to get rid of it!

'It looks like your daughter has a bit of cradle cap or even seborrheic dermatitis. Just pick up some Selsun Blue and wash her hair with it a few times a week.' This is what I heard my doctor tell me after I had her look at my daughter's scalp. My daughter has always had a bit of cradle cap but that's never bothered us much. However, she recently started developing some stronger, dryer patches and I knew we needed to finally do something. Sadly my daughter was just the tipping point as my…

Cradle Cap (sebhorreic dermatitis) on a Baby's Scalp. A common complaint that normally resolves itself

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