cradle cap

[Babylicious]

how do i get rid of it?

 

[Full of hope!]

I'd like to know this too.... it looks awful!

 

[mrs_tommo22]

You could puit a spot of olive oil on his head and let it soak for a hour then try brushing it backwards. worked well for me.

 

[Babylicious]

thanks laydees

 

[Moomum]

Well, Roobs had a large patch on her head. Looked almost gingery in colour. So on Friday night, after her bath, I smothered it in moisturiser (I used Doublebase but i'm sure something like aqueus cream would be the same). I covered her head with a little hat and put her to bed as usual.

Anyway, Saturday morning, I got her up, took a flannel with top to toe and warm water, and wiped all the cream off. I couldn't believe it EVERY SINGLE bit of cradle cap was gone I thought I might have to treat it a few times, but no! Brilliant! Give it a go

 

[Squiglet]

Garnier Hand cocoon was quite effective, but also sweet almond oil rubbed into the scalp with a soft baby brush works well at keeping it at bay

 

[Full of hope!]

Well, Roobs had a large patch on her head. Looked almost gingery in colour. So on Friday night, after her bath, I smothered it in moisturiser (I used Doublebase but i'm sure something like aqueus cream would be the same). I covered her head with a little hat and put her to bed as usual.

Anyway, Saturday morning, I got her up, took a flannel with top to toe and warm water, and wiped all the cream off. I couldn't believe it EVERY SINGLE bit of cradle cap was gone I thought I might have to treat it a few times, but no! Brilliant! Give it a go

I've done this on Jacob tonight.... will let you know the results in the morning

 

[Moomum]

Well, Roobs had a large patch on her head. Looked almost gingery in colour. So on Friday night, after her bath, I smothered it in moisturiser (I used Doublebase but i'm sure something like aqueus cream would be the same). I covered her head with a little hat and put her to bed as usual.

Anyway, Saturday morning, I got her up, took a flannel with top to toe and warm water, and wiped all the cream off. I couldn't believe it EVERY SINGLE bit of cradle cap was gone I thought I might have to treat it a few times, but no! Brilliant! Give it a go

I've done this on Jacob tonight.... will let you know the results in the morning

oooh - and ...... hope it worked as well for you

 

[OopsyDaisy]

My LO had this for a few weeks when she was younger. I used olive oil and regular hair brushing.

 

[Full of hope!]

Well, Roobs had a large patch on her head. Looked almost gingery in colour. So on Friday night, after her bath, I smothered it in moisturiser (I used Doublebase but i'm sure something like aqueus cream would be the same). I covered her head with a little hat and put her to bed as usual.

Anyway, Saturday morning, I got her up, took a flannel with top to toe and warm water, and wiped all the cream off. I couldn't believe it EVERY SINGLE bit of cradle cap was gone I thought I might have to treat it a few times, but no! Brilliant! Give it a go

I've done this on Jacob tonight.... will let you know the results in the morning

oooh - and ...... hope it worked as well for you

It worked It took a lot of it off but there is still quite a bit there which is welded on I think

 

[Moomum]

[quote="Full of hope!":s43bkj21]

Well, Roobs had a large patch on her head. Looked almost gingery in colour. So on Friday night, after her bath, I smothered it in moisturiser (I used Doublebase but i'm sure something like aqueus cream would be the same). I covered her head with a little hat and put her to bed as usual.

Anyway, Saturday morning, I got her up, took a flannel with top to toe and warm water, and wiped all the cream off. I couldn't believe it EVERY SINGLE bit of cradle cap was gone I thought I might have to treat it a few times, but no! Brilliant! Give it a go

I've done this on Jacob tonight.... will let you know the results in the morning

oooh - and ...... hope it worked as well for you

It worked It took a lot of it off but there is still quite a bit there which is welded on I think [/quote:s43bkj21]

Excellent! Give it another go. It might take a couple of shots to get through the layers. Nothing harmful in the treatment, so nothing to lose (except cradle cap) woo hoo

 

[kazlin]

I massaged a tiny bit of olive oil into Dans yesterday, it took it off completely