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Cradle Cap Care For Babies
Gentle, natural skincare to help moisturise delicate skin
Cradle cap is a common and harmless skin condition in babies. While it often clears on its own, many parents choose to gently care for their baby’s scalp to help moisturise and keep skin comfortable.
Our range of coconut oil baby skincare is designed to gently moisturise delicate skin using carefully selected, scalp-loving ingredients.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, coconut oil can be a useful part of a gentle cradle cap care routine. Our organic Kokoso Baby Coconut Oil moisturises and conditions delicate skin, helping to soften dry flakes before gentle washing and brushing.
Gently massage a little Kokoso Baby Coconut Oil onto your baby's scalp to help soften the flakes. Leave for at least 20 minutes or even overnight. Follow with a soft baby brush to gently loosen the scales, then wash with a mild, unperfumed baby shampoo. Avoid picking or scratching the flakes, as this can damage your baby's delicate skin.
Both Kokoso Baby Coconut Oil and Happy Scalp Cream offer gentle ways to care for your baby's scalp.Our organic Baby Coconut Oil is a wonderfully versatile choice. It can be used to moisturise your baby's skin, soften dry scalp flakes and as part of your baby massage routine. Happy Scalp Cream is our dedicated scalp care formula, made with organic coconut oil, organic aloe vera and celery seed extract. It's a lovely choice if you're looking for a product specifically formulated to moisturise and care for your baby's delicate scalp.
Yes you can. Both products can form part of your baby's scalp care routine. Our pure organic coconut oil is perfect for pampering your little one with a regular, nourishing scalp massage. When needed, apply our Happy Scalp Cream twice a day to help support a healthy scalp environment. You can also choose to use either product on its own, depending on your baby's needs and your preferred routine.
It's best to let the flakes loosen naturally rather than picking or scratching them, which could irritate your baby's skin.
Cradle cap usually clears up naturally within a few months, although every baby is different. Gentle scalp care can help moisturise the flakes in the meantime.
Cradle cap is usually harmless and doesn't require medical treatment. However, you should speak to your GP if the affected skin becomes swollen, starts bleeding or leaks fluid, if the condition spreads across your baby's body.
