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Tiny white patches on the scalp, scales that cling to the skin... Cradle cap is common among infants, but can be a cause for concern. At Soin-et-Nature, we offer gentle, targeted care products designed to respect the sensitive skin of toddlers. Vegetable oils, kerato-reducing shampoos, emollient emulsions: formulas that soften scabs, facilitate their elimination and restore the skin's balance, without aggression.

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Ducray Kelual Keratoreductive Emulsion 50 ml Ducray Kelual Keratoreductive Emulsion 50 ml
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Sweet Almond Oil Gifrer 60 ml Sweet Almond Oil Gifrer 60 ml
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Mustela Bébé-Enfant No-Rinse Cleansing Milk Mustela Bébé-Enfant No-Rinse Cleansing Milk
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Mustela Bébé-Enfant Soin Croûte de Lait 40 ml Mustela Bébé-Enfant Soin Croûte de Lait 40 ml
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Uriage Bébé 1er Soin Croutes de Lait 40 ml Uriage Bébé 1er Soin Croutes de Lait 40 ml
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Mustela Bébé-Enfant Foaming Shampoo Cradle Cap 150 ml Mustela Bébé-Enfant Foaming Shampoo Cradle Cap 150 ml
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Nuk Brush and Comb Nuk Brush and Comb
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Bioderma ABCDerm Babysquam Cleansing Milk 40 ml Bioderma ABCDerm Babysquam Cleansing Milk 40 ml
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What are the causes of and solutions to cradle cap?

Cradle caps are oily, yellowish patches that form on your baby's scalp, face and other parts of the body. They are caused by an overproduction of sebum, the natural oil produced by the skin, which can clog pores and lead to inflammation. Cradle cap can appear as early as birth and last for up to a few months.

Causes of cradle cap

The exact causes of cradle cap are not known, but several factors may contribute to it:

How to prevent cradle cap?

Although cradle caps cannot be completely avoided, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk of their appearance:

How to treat cradle cap?

Although cradle caps often disappear on their own, here are some steps you can take to treat them:

Why treat cradle cap?

Although benign, it is advisable to treat cradle cap for several reasons:

How to recognize and differentiate cradle cap in babies?

Cradle cap can easily be confused with eczema, a skin condition that can cause redness, itching and scaling. However, eczema can appear on parts of the body other than the scalp, and may look different from cradle cap. If you're not sure what your baby is suffering from, consult a doctor.

Avoid scratching or rubbing your baby's cradle cap, as this can irritate the skin and aggravate the problem. Avoid using baby products that can irritate the skin, such as perfumes, essential oils and lotions.

Cradle cap is not contagious and cannot be transmitted to others. It's a common skin condition in infants and doesn't mean your baby isn't clean or healthy.

Cradle cap is a common skin condition in infants. Although not serious, they can be uncomfortable for your baby. By following the prevention and treatment tips mentioned in this article, you can help your baby get rid of cradle cap and relieve the discomfort. If cradle cap persists or worsens, consult a doctor.

What can you do to prevent cradle caps in your baby?

Here are the recommended products to use in case of cradle cap:

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What baby care products can I find on the Soin-et-Nature website?

Soin-et-Nature offers a wide range of products to care for baby and meet his or her specific health and well-being needs. Here are the main categories available:

These baby care products available on Soin-et-Nature ensure your child's health, comfort and well-being with natural, gentle and appropriate solutions.