Can anyone tell me how can i get rid of this cradle cap ( how ever its spelled ).

Coconut oil might help!

I wash my sons hair and slightly scrub it then it will all turn white then I add lotion all over his head and the next day it usually looks better or I add more lotion and comb through it

Rub baby oil on babys head before a bath. Take a little brush and it'll flake right off! Wash her hair in the bath. You'll wanna do it until it all flakes off but not in one day. may take a few days

Nothing worked for my son when he had it

My pediatrician told me to use Selsun Blue dandruff shampoo & let it sit for 10-15 minutes while using a mild toothbrush to scrub it. Afterwards, use olive or coconut oil & continue brushing it out as much as possible. Do it every 2 days. I seen a major different after the first time. It was completely gone after a week

This is the one she prescribed

There's a foam shampoo for that from mustela I used it twice and it went away. Scrape it off with a comb I've also heard rub organic coconut oil

Don't use any of those chemicals in the babys head. Here is what u do; put some olive oil in the baby's head let it sit for 10-15 mins then brush n comb through. After u r done wash the baby's hair with her regular shampoo that u use. Oil Babys scalp with the olive oil after wash. Repeat this process maybe every two days or as often as u wash the baby's hair. @paisleemommie ... no offense to anyone but alllll these products that we use on babies aren't good for them .... I learnt that the first few weeks with my daughter. She broke out from aveeno I brought her to the dr b she said it was heat rash. I stopped using everything n bought cetaphil n Vaseline ..... along with olive oil for her hair that's it. Her dresser has many Johnson n Johnson n aveeno body washes that I don't know if I will ever use 😩😩😩😩😩

They're simply too harsh for baby's skin!!!! Baby's are sensitive n these products with those sweet fragrances aren't for them!!!!

I'm taking my girl to the dermatologist end of this month to get her skin looked at.

Breastmilk or coconut oil works wonders. U can put a little in and let it sit them during bath time get a soft brush and add a little water and lightly scrub the area then rinse. Keep doing this for a few days you can even leave the coconut oil in over night to help treat it I did this and only had to repeat twice

My son has had it twice. In the bath I put the baby oil gel on his head and rub it in a little then I use a cradle cap brush I bought at target and I brush his whole head and then rinse it and I wash it out with his baby shampoo. I heard you have to dry the hair completely after baths or it will keep coming back but idk my baby don't have a lot of hair lol