Conquering Cradle Cap
The first time I heard of cradle cap was roughly 3 years ago whilst doing a quick late afternoon shop at Boots. I'm not sure why I was anywhere near the baby section but as I was standing there I overhead two mom's talking about yellow and brown scales on their children's scalp and how they would ‘flake’ and come off in large bits, taking out strands of hair in the process. They were looking at various products as both desperately wanted to treat it and quickly! Thank goodness I hadn't eaten my dinner as I think I probably would have lost it after hearing all of that. It sounded absolutely horrific, like a dreaded disease that this poor child had been inflicted with. I was determined that my child would never suffer the same fate yet little did I know that my daughter, Isabella, would also develop cradle cap. What is cradle cap Also known as infantile or neonatal seborrhoeic dermatitis , cradle cap usually appears in babies in the first two t...