When a baby’s cradle cap starts to ooze, it is a telltale sign of infection. A cradle cap occurs as a scaly patch on the baby’s skin, sometimes with a red rash and yellow crust. Although it is unpleasant to look at, it does … Read more
Tea tree oil has numerous benefits and is known for its powerful cleansing ability. It’s also known for its antimicrobial and antibacterial properties, which are great for fighting any infection on the baby’s scalp and helps reduce itching. It can also be an excellent … Read more
Cradle cap is a common, benign condition affecting newborns and infants’ scalp. Though it doesn’t cause any lasting skin damage, symptoms may only resolve after weeks or months of treatment. There’s no proven cause, but excess bacteria or fungi, nutritional problems, and maternal hormones … Read more
Whether it’s cultural, religious, or just for the supposed benefits, there’s no right or wrong time to give your son his first haircut. Some children have lots of hair that grows at an alarming rate, and they might be ready for a cut as … Read more
You can’t wait to introduce your newborn baby to your friends and family, but you’re worried about what they’ll think when they see his yellowish, greasy scalp. Is it a sign of infection, and can they get infected? Does it mean you’re not cleaning … Read more
Newborn acne is also known as neonatal acne and has been found to affect 20-40% of newborns. Newborn acne is a harmless, temporary skin condition affecting either the face or body of the baby. On the face, they mostly appear on the forehead, nose, … Read more
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