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Cradle Cap
By Laura Lee Davies on 30/10/2008 01:04:36
Dry patches on a baby's head are not uncommon, but what can you do about them?
's scalp to soften the flakes and then use a mild shampoo when bathing your baby, gently rubbing the scalp or using a very soft baby brush to stroke away at the affected area. (Try to avoid too many baths as this may dry out a new baby's skin, but during
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Pregnancy hair care
By ThinkBaby on 05/04/2006 13:11:25
How does pregnancy affect your hair and are dyes, perms and straighteners safe?
shown to be harmful to animal fetuses at much higher levels. Likewise, however, there's no proof that hairdying and perming is completely safe and some of the chemicals used are absorbed through the scalp (not the hair shafts) into the bloodstream
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Pregnancy Beauty: Hair
By ThinkBaby on 06/12/2008 08:57:30
Hair can get dried out or very lush during pregnancy, but how can you care for it safely? And are hair dyes completely out?
shown to be harmful to animal fetuses at much higher levels. Likewise, however, there's no proof that hairdying and perming is completely safe and some of the chemicals used are absorbed through the scalp (not the hair shafts) into the bloodstream
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New test for oxygen levels during labour
By Laura Lee Davies on 15/02/2006 01:17:50
A new sensor is being developed to help doctors and midwives assess fetal oxygen levels during labour.
the baby's scalp while it is still in the womb - can help to minimise brain damage and also reassure more obstetricians that all is well where currently, a caesarian birth is being selected as a precaution.There are already tests for oxygen deprivation
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Safe natural hair dyes for pregnancy
By Sarah Lawson on 04/06/2008 03:35:23
In pregnancy, it's good to be wary of chemicals in hair treatments, but we like Naturtint's natural colouring solution.
semi-permanent colour that sits on the hair, rather than penetrating the scalp and entering into your system, so you don't have to worry even about the slight risk that secondary chemical-exposure might have on the fetus. Naturtint has been developed so
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Tesco's bnatural Baby Bathtime Treats
By Laura Lee Davies on 14/08/2009 01:16:25
Get all-natural lotions and oils at high street prices from Tesco's new baby range for bathtime and changing.
300ml, £3.29Willowherb, organic aloe vera and meadowfoam seed oil gently cleanse baby’s hair and scalp with soothing and softening effect. Caring lotion, 80% organic 300ml, £3.29This will softly moisturise a baby’s skin with marshmallow, aloe vera
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How will pregnancy effect my hair?
By Sophie Westnedge on 31/08/2011 09:09:31
From va-va-voom volume to limp locks, we explain everything you need to know about pregnancy hair
in hormone levels.Pre-pregnancy the hair on your head grows in regular cycles ofgrowing, resting and gradually shedding. At any one time about 10 percent of hair on your scalp is in a ‘resting’ phase and about 90 percent is growing. Changes in hormone levels
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Elemis skin treats in pregnancy
By Laura Lee Davies on 27/09/2006 01:21:07
Many lotions and potions are unsafe to use when you're expecting, but the wonderful creams and oils from Elemis are a real treat.
on its own, the Moisture Melt is a wonderfully rich but light oil that you can rub into those dry, unloved bits like ankles, elbows and knees. It can also be used as a hair and scalp conditioner or a massage oil for feet and hands.If, after years
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Baby eczema
By Kimberley Smith on 17/09/2010 01:33:41
Eczema is a common baby skin complaint and can be sore, itchy and disrupt sleep. Here's how to recognise it and deal with it.
even bleed. Babies are most likely to get eczema around their joints, on their scalp, chest or forehead but it can occur anywhere. What causes baby eczema? Sometimes eczema can be caused by a food allergy, but in the early months your baby
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Winter baby skincare
By Dr Sarah Jarvis on 20/09/2010 01:24:21
Baby skincare can be difficult in the winter with central heating, icy winds and itchy clothing. Find out how to keep your baby's skin smooth and healthy this winter
baby’s scalp is particularly prone to a kind of eczema called cradle cap, and the skin of the face – which woolly hats may rub against – is particularly sensitive.As much as possible, stick to natural fabrics rather than synthetic. They let your baby
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