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Old 08-14-2009, 09:12 AM
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using a good dandruff shampoo often helps cradle cap. Even on babies it can be used a long as it doesn't get in the eyes. After cradle cap is gone, use dandruff shampoo once a week for maintainence and it will keep cradle cap from building up again. (my pediatrician told me this years ago and it works) (I used Head & Shoulders or Neutrogena's T-Gel)
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If none of the suggestions above work take your "shorty" to a Dermatologist my daughter's flakes appearing when she was 5 and she is 16 now we found out it was NOT Cradle cap it is not serious or curable. He prescribed T-Gel shampoo and on skin around hairline a gel. This appears when she is stressed by begining of new school year or tests,ect which is hormonal. Check it out with a pediatric dermatologist it will set your mind at rest.
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I was able to help a neighbors grandson last year he's about 13 and his Mom had paid huge amounts of money for all this expensive stuff the dermotologist recommended, cut his hair short all to no avail... I gave him a bar of my Pine Tar soap and it cleared up within a week. You can buy Pine Tar soap at any health food store.

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Having 4 children, now 45 yrs old to 37, a friend many yrs ago suggested to use baby oil, dab a piece of cotton into the oil and rub lightly into scalp, leave it in till bath time, do this after each bath also..and thus, not one of my 4 children EVER had cradle cap...just an old mothers advice here! Let us know if it works for you!
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Thank you all for all your advice and guidence, we used baby oil on it after cutting it short, The baby oil worked and he is totally clear now, i am ver tempted at the Pine Tar soap. We (adults) use anti dandruff shampoo, so maybe like you suggest may give it a try once a week on him too

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You Can Get Shampoo With Tea Tree Oil In It And Use It All The Time It Helps Dandruff And Anything Else If You Want Something Befiore You Go To Wally World For The Shampoo Try Vinegar
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