Smaldore Associates, LLC
7320 Inzer Street
Springfield, VA 22151
(888) 362-5338
Call Today for volume discounts
888-362-5338
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Smaldore Associates, LLC
7320 Inzer Street
Springfield, VA 22151
(888) 362-5338
Call Today for volume discounts
888-362-5338
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Newborn Baby Dandruff or Cradle Cap?
It’s fairly common for parents to discover scales or flakiness on their baby’s scalp. Sometimes this is dandruff and sometimes is cradle cap. In either case, your baby will probably not be bothered, but there are steps you can take to safely clear baby’s scalp. What is Cradle Cap? Cradle cap is known in medical …
Marketing to New Parents
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Dry scalp vs. cradle cap: How can I tell the difference?
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Winter Tips for Newborns
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Stock up on stocking stuffers for new parents and newborns
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Why is my baby losing hair???
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Delight customers with clever add-ons to popular baby purchases
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