Cradle cap

Any advice for helping cradle cap?! 😬

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I used Vaseline and left it on for a few mins then rubbed it in a circular motion with one of those flat rubber brushes for shampooing hair, it loosened and just wiped off. Did a little bit at a time not to irritate but was gone within a week

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Leave it alone ◡̈

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My LO got it at 3 months old I planned to leave it but 6 months later and its not gone so we have started coconut oil for 10/15 mins in bath. Its loosening and looks better but not gone completely yet!

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Get the Tubby Todd cradle cap shampoo, brush and all over ointment. It works really well. Make sure you don't pick at it

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Rub aquaphor ontop
And you use a comb to comb it out after a bath

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