It's a bit blurred, sorry! My 3mo (today!) Has a super dry scalp and I'm wondering if other mama have or are dealing with this. What do you use to treat it?

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I used to put my daughter in the tub and the first thing I would do is lather her entire scalp in coconut oil. Near the end of the bath I’d use a baby soft brush and loosen all the dryness up, then shampoo twice to make sure I got all the coconut oil out. Worked like a charm.

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It looks like cradle cap. My son has it too . I’ve been using coconut oil and this scrub brush at every bath and its almost gone .

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Coconut oil is a life saver. I use it as baby lotion, be warned, it makes baby super slippery if you use too much

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My daughter had it and within 2 days it was gone.  I used head and shoulders. It didn't bother her and it made the flakes easier to comb out and her hair was so soft.

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This combo took care of my sons cradle cap in one wash. Nothing else worked for us.

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Baby oil on an hour before bath then wash as normal. It'll soften it up after a few washes.

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I used to just use his regular shampoo and while his shampoo was in, I'd take a comb and comb backwards on his head where the dryness was. I was always able to get it all out. It would come back eventually, but Id just do the same thing.

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It looks like cradle cap, just shampoo and brush is out with soft comb. Thy see some natural stuff at Walmart fur babies.

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I used oil to soften it and then combed it out in the shower. It took a week or two to get rid of everything (and I didn’t do this every day).

It's a bit blurred, sorry! My 3mo (today!) Has a super dry scalp and I'm wondering if other mama have or are dealing with this. What do you use to treat it?

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