Re: Anyone use California Baby Tea Tree & Lavender shampoo?

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We started using it on Braden to help with his cradle cap as someone on here suggested. We find that it has really helped and I like it a lot. I hate the way his head smells when I take the helmet off and this shampoo really makes his scalp/hair smell nice and fresh. Heidi Mom to Braden - Starband 02/17/05 <stephjerryj@...> wrote: My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea tree oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a week ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is "no tears". Just wondered if anyone else uses it. 7 mos.Starband 2/23For more plagio info

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We started using it on Braden to help with his cradle cap as someone on here suggested. We find that it has really helped and I like it a lot. I hate the way his head smells when I take the helmet off and this shampoo really makes his scalp/hair smell nice and fresh. Heidi Mom to Braden - Starband 02/17/05 <stephjerryj@...> wrote: My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea tree oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a week ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is "no tears". Just wondered if anyone else uses it. 7 mos.Starband 2/23For more plagio info

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Heidi it's a bit unrelated but I learned a great tip for craddle cap

from my prenatal class. All you do is comb the babies hair a few

times a day every day. So wash it as normal and comb a few times a

day. I know that's hard with the band but you could do it after bath

time just comb his hair alot. Apparently the combing stimulates the

scalp. Don't put any oils or anything just combing. Chase is 7

months and has lots of hair and never any craddle cap!

Good luck

Sherry

Chase (7 months)

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DOCband 2/15

> My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during

> bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea

tree

> oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a

week

> ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is " no

tears " .

> Just wondered if anyone else uses it.

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>

> 7 mos.

> Starband 2/23

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>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

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Heidi it's a bit unrelated but I learned a great tip for craddle cap

from my prenatal class. All you do is comb the babies hair a few

times a day every day. So wash it as normal and comb a few times a

day. I know that's hard with the band but you could do it after bath

time just comb his hair alot. Apparently the combing stimulates the

scalp. Don't put any oils or anything just combing. Chase is 7

months and has lots of hair and never any craddle cap!

Good luck

Sherry

Chase (7 months)

tort

DOCband 2/15

> My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during

> bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea

tree

> oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a

week

> ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is " no

tears " .

> Just wondered if anyone else uses it.

>

>

> 7 mos.

> Starband 2/23

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

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Thanks for the tip. That is something simple to try.alwell_sherry <type916@...> wrote: Heidi it's a bit unrelated but I learned a great tip for craddle cap from my prenatal class. All you do is comb the babies hair a few times a day every day. So wash it as normal and comb a few times a day. I know that's hard with the band but you could do it after bath time just comb his hair alot. Apparently the combing stimulates the scalp. Don't put any oils or anything just combing. Chase is 7 months and has lots of hair and never any craddle cap!Good luckSherry Chase (7 months)tort DOCband 2/15> My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during > bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea tree > oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a week > ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is "no tears". > Just wondered if anyone else uses it.> > > 7 mos.> Starband 2/23> > > > > > > For more plagio info

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Thanks for the tip. That is something simple to try.alwell_sherry <type916@...> wrote: Heidi it's a bit unrelated but I learned a great tip for craddle cap from my prenatal class. All you do is comb the babies hair a few times a day every day. So wash it as normal and comb a few times a day. I know that's hard with the band but you could do it after bath time just comb his hair alot. Apparently the combing stimulates the scalp. Don't put any oils or anything just combing. Chase is 7 months and has lots of hair and never any craddle cap!Good luckSherry Chase (7 months)tort DOCband 2/15> My orthotist reccommended using it to wash 's hair during > bathtime. It says it is safe enough for newborns and that the tea tree > oil has antifungal properties and speeds healing. We bought some a week > ago and just love it. I love the smell and it definitely is "no tears". > Just wondered if anyone else uses it.> > > 7 mos.> Starband 2/23> > > > > > > For more plagio info