Cradle Cap: a visual guide

by T is for Tame team 1 min read

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What is cradle cap?

Cradle cap occurs mainly on infants and can cause dry, scaly patches on a baby's scalp. It has no known cause and it easily treatable

How is cradle cap prevented?

It can be prevented by washing your child's scalp regularly with a shampoo made for treating the condition.

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Cradle Cap: What it is? Where does it occur? How do you treat it?

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What is cradle cap?

Cradle cap on a newborn is nothing to fear, but as any mom who has been there before knows, it looks worse than it is. Cradle cap is nothing more than seborrheic dermatitis or dandruff on a baby, which generally affects the scalp though it can appear in other places on the skin too.While it looks uncomfortable with crusty, oily and even scaly patches, it’s not painful for baby.

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Cradle Cap: a visual guide

Faqs

What is cradle cap?

How is cradle cap prevented?

How to Integrate a New Baby Into Your Family?

Stop Asking Me When I'm Going to Cut My Son's Hair.

Cradle Cap: What it is? Where does it occur? How do you treat it?

Are Natural Hair Products Worth the Cost?

5 Tips for Surviving Your Toddler’s First Haircut

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