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Hey parents! 👶 Is your little one dealing with cradle cap? No worries, it's super common and totally treatable! Here's what you can do: 1. Keep those tiny locks clean with a gentle baby shampoo daily. 🧴 2. Softly brush their scalp to say bye-bye to those scales. 🪥 3. A dab of mineral oil can help stubborn flakes slide right off. ⏳ 4. Still hanging around? Your pediatrician has got your back! 👩‍⚕️ Most babes wave goodbye to cradle cap by their first birthday! 🎂 ------For more tips visit 🌐 w

Cradle cap- so many babies get it, but when should you be worried! Well typically cradle cap isn’t something to be concerned about- what I have noticed in my practice is that if cradle cap is also accompanied by things like fussiness it can often be a good idea to have an assessment! So remember always listen to your instincts and if you’re ever concerned it’s always fine to speak to your provider! ❤️ #newbaby #newmama #cradlecap #babytips #babyhelp #babysupport #supportformoms | The Mama Coach

How to treat cradle cap

Treating Cradle Cap We discuss a case of a 5-month-old baby boy with Infantile Ciboric Dermatitis, also known as Cradle Cap. The mother noticed whitish-yellowish flats on the baby’s head, and when the ‘papdi’ (flakes) came out, the hair also came out. The doctor explains that this is a common condition and provides a step-by-step guide on how to manage it at home, including oiling the baby’s head, brushing the hair, and using an antifungal, tear-free shampoo. The condition typically resolves by

Do you know that Cradle Cap can cause baby hair loss? Cradle cap is a form of dandruff on a baby's scalp, and can cause hair loss. It makes the scalp itchy and irritated. When babies scratch their heads to relieve the itchiness, it can pull out some hair, leading to hair loss. . 🎥 deelicious1993 | We Love Babies