My daughter had it bad the other day- I added some coconut oil to her scalp and gently brushed and it cleared up the next day.

My first born had it bad. The maternal child health nurse recommended we use liberal amount of olive oil and very gently try to comb it out. Took a good month of massaging olive oil, letting it absorb and very gently combing it out but it worked.

My little had terrible craddle cap. The doctor told us to use olive oil over it and gentle scratch it away. It was clear within 2 weeks and we used an oil based moisturiser to keep it away. My daughter has terrible ezcema as well.

I noticed it gone by a year. Was pretty prevalent for the first 6 months then started reducing. Olive oil and a soft tooth brush at bath time helped reduce it more quickly.

I tried everything and nothing worked and finally once she started getting more hair and at about the age if ten months it went

Olive oil on overnight, comb with a headlice comb( plastic not metal). Wash out in morning with qv wash

I’m a hairdresser and Ive seen many cases over the years and with my own children .. I found it can last a few months to several months of even years on and off ..the best remedy Is use olive oil rubbed on scalp every night and wash out with s gentle shampoo repeat every night .. And di not pick at it as this can damage the hair follicle

Our little one had it for about 6 months . We used lots of olive oil, then a comb to clear the loose crust

My daughter is 22 months old and she still has a little bit. Her hair is quite long now so it covers it but I can see it’s still there. I’d like it gone but it’s not flakey and it’s not hurting her so I’m happy to leave it.

You can massage some baby oil into the scalp, wipe with cotton wool, should help!

I used coconut oil on my daughter and it cleared it up first go, I couldn’t believe how fast and well it worked.

Baby oil is great on it and a comb whilst feeding but just gently work at it with a soft comb and often ones it’s gone it doesn’t come back.

My daughter is almost 3 years old and still has cradle cap- just not as bad as when she was a baby.

My baby is 5 months and still has it, I will try some oil as suggested

wowww incrdible if you can get rid of it

i think that by nine months but my friend laughed at me because her 2 month old didn’t have it because she had picked it off…..try to gradually get rid off it, oil is great

I used baby oil after each bath & would gently comb out while breastfeeding. I found with my second by doing it each day it healed up really quickly compared to my first.

My eldest son had it for 4mths, we got rid of it by combing out the flakes & applying Gaia baby oil daily. My youngest still had it at 11mths, the pharmacist had a look at it & said it had become yeasty & to comb out the flakes & apply a tiny bit of canesten for a couple of days… worked a treat! If your having trouble getting rid of cradle cap it might be worth getting it looked at

any specific hair oil that i can use ?

3 years…..my god…. so no use of combs ? just brushes?