You know I'm passionate about natural healing for babies and children. Wrote an article about it. Want to read it? Here ya go:
The Skin They're In: Healing African American Babies' Skin Naturally
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I read this article and it rocks! I am going to be using a few of these recipes on my kiddies skin. Little girl suffers from eczema real bad in this weather so hopefully these will help a bit.
My best, Lynn
Getting to guest blog, how fun! My baby's not brown, but we have had major skin problems also. I wish I had your cradle cap recipe back then. I used olive oil (don't know how that compares to coconut for these types of things) and it never occurred to me to mix in tea tree oil.
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