Hey Mama – Here’s What You Need to Know About Cradle Cap
As a New Mama there’s nothing worse than noticing something strange looking on your baby’s skin but what we can tell you is that in 99% of cases, it’s completely normal and nothing to worry about! Yes, your baby’s skin is extremely delicate, after all, it’s brand-new and isn’t yet strong enough to cope with hard water, humidity and the elements. Don’t panic and remember, we’re here to help you. Every product on our website is clean, kind and gentle – but most importantly everything for baby is Organic and chemical-free, so our products won’t aggravate your baby’s soft and velvety skin.
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Cradle Cap Is Extremely Common
Let’s talk about cradle cap – yes, we know, it doesn’t look pretty but we assure you it is extremely common and even without any intervention, it will normally go away of its own accord when your baby is 6 months to 12 months old. However, you can help it get better, but before we go into what to do to improve symptoms, how do you know if your baby has cradle cap?