I found baby oil go be helpful & comb it out with a baby comb before washing their hair.

Try massaging it with olive oil. I did this for my grandson and it worked a treat. His cradle cap hasn’t returned.

I used coconut oil on all my babies cradle cap. Works beautifully and is very gentle on skin.

Apply a little oil to the scalp regularly. I found that the cradle cap cleared up pretty quickly.

I used olive oil and it worked well.

I have heard that olive oil is the go. Apply to affected patches and leave for half hour or so then wash, paying gentle attention to scaley bits

Bi-carb and water seems to work- just apply bi-carb to wet head and massage in and then rinse off. You may need to repeat this if it comes back. I have also heard that olive oil can help.

We use coconut oil. Seems to work well if you are consistent and don’t let the scalp dry out again

I used pure olive oil for craddle cap.
Rub it in about 30 minutes before bath time, rince thoroughly and go over with a soft baby brush.
Never had a problem since

Baby oil and stimulation like massaging or brushing daily. Use a non greasy baby oil like burts bee baby

Olive oil or moo goo (sold at chemist) worked best for us

Baby oil rubbed in gently.

soak in baby oil and pick it off

Massage their head with (baby friendly) massage oil just before a bath, and it will all fall off in the shampooing.

I tried a number of things that didn’t work, what did end up working I discovered by accident. After each bath we would rub Johnson’s Baby Oil with Aloe Vera into his skin, one day I started to rub it into his scalp as well (he didn’t have much hair at first) and it worked a treat, it didn’t take very long for it to disappear.

Try baby oil

I think applying olive oil or baby oil

rub baby oil into their scalp

You can use olive oil on his scalp and even leave on overnight before rinsing.

be careful to not over-shampoo baby’s hair as can cause a dry scalp.