Cradle cap care for african american baby i used straight baby oil on my baby when she got cradle cap.
													
																	Treatment for cradle cap in african american babies. 
									
	
		
	
																	Create your own moisturizer by mixing a light oil sweet almond oil or light virgin olive oil with natural ingredients. 
																	A baby shampoo may be enough to help treat the cradle cap. 
																	It s an ailment that s actually quite prevalent in african american infants. 
																	Gentle oils massage and shampooing will usually help the appearance of this benign condition. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	Proper hair hygiene can go a long way toward diminishing the appearance of cradle cap. 
																	If the scaling is heavy apply mineral oil to the scalp for a couple of hours before shampooing. 
																	Not only that but it normally doesn t bother the baby at all. 
																	The description sounds way worse than it actually is. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	Look for a natural product such as jojoba oil emu oil avocado oil virgin coconut oil or almond oil at natural food. 
																	Cradle cap is a form of the skin condition. 
																	Distribute a small amount. 
																	In the meantime wash your baby s hair once a day with mild baby shampoo. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	I just put a little on her head and used her soft baby brush to kind of gently scrub it all over to loosen the flakes. 
																	Even if you don t treat the cradle cap it usually clears up on its own after 8 months. 
																	Only use dandruff shampoo with your doctor s. 
																	Cradle cap usually doesn t require medical treatment as it usually goes away on its own. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	Your doctor may also suggest that you use the hydrocortisone cream or another lotion or ointment after.