It is a little amazing because you have probably never heard of it, but infantile seborrhoeic eczema occurs in about one out of every five babies born today. If the infantile seborrhoeic eczema is confined to the scalp, it is most often referred to a cradle cap.

Infantile seborrhoeic eczema that is confined to the scalp is easily treatable and can be treated and cleared up with over-the-counter and natural products. Infantile seborrhoeic eczema that is confined to the scalp is often an indicator that other skin problems will develop later in life. It is important to treat cradle cap and not just hope that it goes away. Read more »

Posted: June 1st, 2008 under skincare.
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