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Does anyone's infant scratch their head relentlessly? She just started doing this within the last week or so. It hasn't broken the skin as of yet but im afraid it will within the next few days if it continues to persist.
Any tips to help with the comfort? Right now we're using eucerin baby shampoo/wash and I use coconut oil after to help with her cradles cap
♡𝔸𝕒𝕝𝕪𝕩♡·
My daughter pulls or rubs her hair but I think that’s a way she gets to sleep
Mandy··
Interesting. I was reading an article about how it's closely related to teething and she's starting to get one so maybe that's it.
♡𝔸𝕒𝕝𝕪𝕩♡··
yesss my daughter is teething she started at 2 months.. but the last few days all she wants is the boob all day
Pork Chop ·
My baby does and it gets worse when he’s sleepy
Stephanie··
Ditto!
Mamabirdddd·
My son used to! And his ears. He didn’t have cradle cap or anything. I think he just discovered he had hair up there. Also edit* coconut oil is super comedogenic and I know so many people use it bc they think it helps skin things but it truly does not, it tends to make them worse 😬 esp w sensitive skin.
Mandy··
Yeah. I figured it was the coconut oil so I'm going to stop using it
So Royal·
Мама двоих (младенец)
I know there are some babies that pull their hair out, but I'm not sure that's what's happening with you. I can only suggest to cut her nails so she doesn't cut her skin.
You guys still have the cradle cap problem? How often do you wash her hair? We had an issue, I'm sure it was cradle cap, but maybe I had caught it in the beginning stages because it had only looked like dry scalp. I used almond oil for hers, I would saturate her head in the oil, not enough that it drips off, but enough that it covers the scalp, I used the soft bristle brush to gently scrub her scalp, then I gently massaged her scalp with the pads of my fingers. I then put some water on her head, not enough to rinse the oil off, but just enough to help the shampoo lather, then I added the shampoo and washed her scalp, massaging with the pads of my fingers, then I rinsed completely, and did a light shampoo if it felt greasy. I actually still wash her hair like this even though there's no longer a dry scalp issue.
I wrote so much, lol, there's the shampoo I used
https://www.amazon.com/Sebamed-Childrens-Shampoo-Cleanser-Delicate/dp/B001O2AII2