Cradle cap may sounds like a Dickensian term for a cute sleeping hat for tiny babies, but the reality is far less adorable. Potentially caused by hormones passed from mom to newborn, excess oil, ...

Cradle cap is a very common condition of the scalp skin in young infants. It usually appears in the first two months of life in the form of yellowish-white greasy scales or crusts over the scalp. It ...

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Cradle cap is a harmless, but unpleasant-looking skin condition affecting the scalp skin in very young infants. Usually starting within the first two months of life, it is caused by inflammation of ...

Cradle cap may sound like some kind of cute newborn accessory, but even in the love-struck eyes of new parents, cradle cap is less than adorable. Cradle cap or ‘milk crust’ is the greasy, yellow crust ...

While it's a common concern, cradle cap is harmless, if unslightly. Arlene Harris offers some tips on dealing with it Cradle cap Skin conditions must run in my family as there has always been someone ...

Both cradle cap and dandruff are the result of seborrheic dermatitis, an inflammatory condition of the skin in which the skin overproduces skin cells and sebum (the skin’s natural oil). Cradle cap is ...

Cradle cap is one of those pesky skin issues that affects most babies (around 70% of them), usually in the first three months of their lives. Both of my little ones ended up with it and I remember ...

Cradle cap, as the name implies, happens to young babies (although in severe cases it may continue up to the age of three) and starts on the head. When a baby’s head sweats, her skin produces more ...