Tag: baby skin
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…
Know the Perfect Temperature for your Baby’s Bath
May 16th, 2018
Bath time is that special time between you and your baby. However, when you have a newborn or little baby on hand, bath time with your baby can conjure up…
Baby Massage Benefits: Reduce Stress & Sleep Soundly!
May 9th, 2018
Relaxing music, a soft blanket, sweet-smelling oils, a gentle hand – who doesn’t love a massage? So why wouldn’t your baby?! Infant massage is a wonderful way to connect and…
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…
Best Sunscreen for Babies and Kids
April 18th, 2018
Spring is in full swing and summer is coming! You are ready for those days outside in the sun either in the yard or poolside or beachside. As you are…
Tips on How to Bathe a Baby with the Safest Bathwash
March 28th, 2018
One of the first routines that you learn as a new parent is how to bathe your baby. Dr. Amy and the Baby Pibu team want to share their practical…
Which Massage Oils Are Good for Babies?
March 14th, 2018
You may be considering incorporation of a massage into your baby’s daily or weekly routine. Before you buy a natural skin care product with an essential oil or consider using…
Coconut Oil Uses for Babies
February 28th, 2018
Coconut oil may remind some of us parents of the nostalgia that goes along with coconut. We may be reminded of the coconut scents that went into tanning oils and…
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.…
How to Treat Baby Eczema in the Winter
December 6th, 2017
It’s December and officially winter in most areas. Wintertime means it is colder and drier, and this change in conditions can typically worsen even a mild case of baby eczema.…
