FFFC

daisydana · November 2010

Sydney STILL has cradle cap. It's my fault too. I HATE it, but I am so sick of trying different things to try to eliminate it. For the most part, you can't see it because it's at the very top of her head. Sometimes when I put her hair up, you can see it though. Sad

Bad Mommy.

carladillon · November 2010

Puh-leez - that is not even flame-worthy! Just when I thought I had gotten rid of D's cradle cap, I noticed 2 patches of it last month! One patch was right over her soft spot and I felt nervous about picking at it. But, I think it's finally gone - her hair is getting longer and it's so dark, it's hard to really see anymore.

itsmexine · November 2010

Definitely no flames here. Rachel has still has a little bit too. I always forget to put stuff on it and remember when it's bath time and I go to wash what little hair that she has.

I've used baby oil and some mustella stuff in the past, both seem to work well.

fauxshelley · November 2010

I bathe Jack in the sink, and I may or may not have used a vegetable brush to get cradle cap off one time. Embarrassed

(Gently, but it worked!)

daisydana · November 2010

fauxshelley:
I bathe Jack in the sink, and I may or may not have used a vegetable brush to get cradle cap off one time. (Gently, but it worked!)

Hilarious Shelley!

stever · November 2010

fauxshelley:
I bathe Jack in the sink, and I may or may not have used a vegetable brush to get cradle cap off one time. (Gently, but it worked!)

Hehe... I used a baby brush to get rid of M's and, now that I think of it, it's very similar to a veggie brush. Hmmmm...

dkays · November 2010

daisydana:

fauxshelley:
I bathe Jack in the sink, and I may or may not have used a vegetable brush to get cradle cap off one time. (Gently, but it worked!)

Hilarious Shelley!

With my older girls, they sent us home from the hospital with a little brush that reminded me of a veggie brush. lol With T, I just use her baby brush. Her lack of hair helps the situation.

Daisiesinmygarden · November 2010

Maddie still has a little behind her ears. Her pedi said it was because of the hormones in my breastmilk. Whatvers. He told me to buy Head and Shoulders shampoo, but when I opened that bottle and poured out that bright blue, stinky shampoo, I decided the little flakes weren't that bad!

I just wash behind her ears w/her shampoo and figure it is what it is....

vanverth · November 2010

Michael has some on the top of his head and everyone is so concerned about it except me. It does not hurt him, he does not scratch at it and I figure it will go away with time. So, meh.