**Thanks ladies! I used the baby oil and brush and it's now completely gone :-)
Quoting smac28:Our pediatrician said to use baby oil and a very soft baby brush. It worked wonders for ours.
It took time, I dont remember how long, probably like a week, but it worked. Other people may have better suggestions, we only did this and since it worked I never asked for any other remedies. I don't know if there's anything quicker.
Quoting Beauty91805:
I'll try that. I did olive oil and it only made it worse :-/
Quoting smac28:Our pediatrician said to use baby oil and a very soft baby brush. It worked wonders for ours.
Quoting vickiheitzler:
We used baby oil and a soft baby brush and it cleared up after a week or so.
I used my dd's baby shampoo and then rubbed her head in a circular motion with her baby brush. I did it while I was giving her a tub and it worked like a charm. I've also read to let their shampoo sit on their head for a little bit because cradle cap is a build up of oil and the shampoo will help break it down.
My childrens dr told me to rub baby oil on it during a bath then let it sit and use a soft bristled tooth brush on it then wash and rinse as usual. Also there are a couple of companies that make stuff for it. Check at walmart in the baby section.
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- Beauty91805
on Jan. 15, 2013 at 9:51 AM