Cradle cap eyebrow

=caenis= · April 2016

My little guy has what looks like a bit of cradle cap on one of his eyebrows. It's a kind of scaly yellow rash. We'll take him in on Monday if it gets worse. For now I've put some breastmilk on the rash and will try soaking it with a warm washcloth and coconut oil next, in an attempt to get the scales off.

Anyone have experience with this? How'd you treat it? How long before it disappeared?

dtaded13 · April 2016

I rub a little oil or lotion on it then gently "scrub" with a soft bristle toothbrush and then reapply lotion

themommabee · April 2016

Our little guy has this too. Doctor has never said anything about it and I keep forgetting to mention. Some days it is more pronounced than others. Interested to follow this thread.

BabySeaTurtles · April 2016

DD has it on her forehead and I was told by pediatrician to put olive or coconut oil on it or Eucerin Baby or Acquaphor lotion.

Latina211508 · April 2016

I just softly scrub my sons forehead with baby soap and towel.

Ju111310 · April 2016

Yep we have a mild case on the scalp and eyebrows.
Keepint it moisturized with ointments and softly scrubbing the scales off with a washcloth during bath

slthomp92 · April 2016

We put hydrocortisone on my girl's brows in the morning and a little bit of aquaphor the rest of the day. It cleared up completely within a few days. Now I just maintain with aveeno eczema. Can't tell it was ever there.

MississippiCatfish · April 2016

I would definitely try some of these suggestions and call the nurse line before you go in. It's not uncommon by any means.

mrsc12414 · April 2016

My daughter has this too . I've done breastmilk which didn't make much of a difference. Aquafor (spelling?!?) has made a great improvement though . My pediatrician hasn't said anything about it and I always forget to ask

FutureMrsCaesar · April 2016

Ds1 got a spot of it on his forehead when he was a little older, I want to say at least 4 months or so. Pedi had me put selsum blue on it and wash off and it immediately cleared up. Not sure if your lo's are too young but if the other methods don't help ask you pedi about using it.

Liane28 · April 2016

Rub olive oil into it and leave on for an hour before bath and then gently wipe off with washcloth and apply a gentle lotion afterwards. Both my girls had this and was gone after a week or so.

smushi · April 2016

Both of ours have had it. We rub the areas with a warm washcloth. I've been told to prep the area with coconut oul first but we found that gently rubbing with the warm washcloth alone seemed to remove most of it after a few bath times.

blueberrymomma · April 2016

I just tried the coconut oil and then before bed I put aveeno baby eczema and it already looks way better, especially his eyebrows

skschnake · April 2016

I found this at walmart and it worked wonders for my LO

=caenis= · April 2016

We've done a couple applications of coconut oil but the scales are stubbornly sticking. We haven't tried letting the oil soak and coming back to it later, though. Will give that a try.

@skschnake : that kit looks amazing. I don't live in the USA, so not sure we have anything like that here...but I'll have a look tomorrow!

skschnake · April 2016

=caenis= said:

We've done a couple applications of coconut oil but the scales are stubbornly sticking. We haven't tried letting the oil soak and coming back to it later, though. Will give that a try.

@skschnake : that kit looks amazing. I don't live in the USA, so not sure we have anything like that here...but I'll have a look tomorrow!

The little brush that comes with it is what really got It to come off. My little one had a scalp full of it. I applied the oil/lotion while I was feeding her, rubbed it in then went thru with the brush and it all came off! Sometimes it can come back and will need to be repeated. Maybe try amazon if you have that where you leave! Good luck

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