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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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Can Toddlers Get Cradle Cap?
Cradle cap is essentially a form of seborrheic dermatitis, which is notorious for creating oily or crusty patches on the skin that may appear scaly. It typically isn’t painful, but the thick scales can be difficult to remove if not properly treated. Since this is just a simple skin condition, anyone, at any age, may …
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Despite its name, cradle cap can happen to children of any age. This term just refers to the version of seborrheic dermatitis that is specifically diagnosed in infants and babies. Toddlers can get the condition, and importunately there are ways to get rid of it. In older teens and adults, seborrheic dermatitis can lead to …
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When Does Cradle Cap Go Away in Babies?
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How to Wash a Newborn Baby’s Hair
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What Causes Seborrheic Dermatitis
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