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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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Dealing with Cradle Cap on Baby’s Face
We most often think of cradle cap as occurring on baby’s scalp, but it can also be found on the face and other areas. Babies have soft, delicate skin that is prone to a variety of relatively harmless conditions. Cradle cap on the face can look unpleasant, but it is an incredibly common issue. And, …
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Causes of Cradle Cap in Babies
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Is Cradle Cap Contagious?
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Can Toddlers Get Cradle Cap?
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How Do You Get Rid of Cradle Cap on a Toddler?
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