(Photo Credit: E+ / Getty Images) When you see these rough patches on your baby’s head, you might worry that it’s something serious. Cradle cap is common and harmless. It’s the baby form of ...

Meanwhile, a caregiver or parent should gently wash the infant’s head every day with a mild baby shampoo, and delicately brush the scalp with a soft brush or a special cradle cap brush ...

Cradle cap is one of those pesky skin issues that ... After a lot of Googling, I ended up using coconut oil to moisturise my baby’s head and that seemed to work well. I’d apply the oil about ...

When washing the head make sure to get the shampoo behind the ears and in the brows (keeping the soap out of baby’s eyes). This is usually sufficient treatment for most cradle cap. In situations ...

If you notice bits of dry skin that look like dandruff, or larger patches and redness on your baby’s head, you are likely looking at cradle cap. The exact causes of this condition are still not ...

Cradle cap or ‘milk crust’ is the greasy, yellow crust that sometimes forms on a baby’s scalp in the first three months of life. It may also form around the ears, the eyebrows and the eyelids.

Cradle cap is one of those pesky skin issues that affects most ... After a lot of Googling, I ended up using coconut oil to moisturise my baby’s head and that seemed to work well. I’d apply the oil ...