Category: Cradle Cap
Spot and Soothe Cradle Cap
February 27th, 2019
As parents, we expect our baby to have that perfect, smooth, soft baby skin. So, when our baby gets a case of cradle cap, we worry what it is and…
When Will Cradle Cap Go Away?
June 22nd, 2018
Cradle cap is simply baby’s version of dandruff. Cradle cap presents as a flaky, waxy dry scalp rash that usually presents within the first 3 months. It most commonly affects…
How Long Does Cradle Cap Last?
April 25th, 2018
Cradle Cap- What exactly is cradle cap? How long does cradle cap last? Why does cradle cap happen? How can cradle cap be treated? These are the most common questions…
Healthy Baby Skin for the New Year
January 3rd, 2018
It is a new year! A new year brings new attitudes, new experiences, and new regimens. Many parents are not just thinking about themselves but also thinking about their babies.…
Best Treatment for Cradle Cap
September 6th, 2017
Your baby has grown out of the clear-skin newborn phase and now you are seeing your baby have a case of cradle cap. How do you know it is cradle…
All About Cradle Cap
December 7th, 2016
Cradle cap is one of those skin conditions most of us have heard about but are not quite sure what it is. Here, the Baby Pibu team simplifies all there…
What to do when your baby develops a facial rash?
September 28th, 2016
It is inevitable- your baby is going to have some type of facial rash. But, with all of the different types and causes of facial rashes, how do you decide…
3 Easy Steps to Treat Cradle Cap
May 25th, 2016
That sweet new baby. That amazing new baby smell, naps on the chest, tiny sighs. There are a lot of wonderful firsts in the first few months with a baby.…
My Baby Has What? The Thought Process of Discovering Baby Dandruff
February 3rd, 2016
Is there anything sweeter than a new baby’s precious head? Not much. You lean in close and snuggle your little one right up to your face. You inhale, about to…
The Best Cradle Cap Shampoo for Your Little One
September 17th, 2015
Cradle cap is a flaky skin rash that usually appears in a baby’s first three months of life. While parents often get concerned over this scary looking stuff, it’s really…
