mom sectionmom sectionToddlers frequently develop dry scalp that is similar to dandruff in older children. Dry scalp in children is often caused by cradle cap, but may also be caused by eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis or scabies, according to Wrongdiagnosis.com. According to Babycenter.com, cradle cap is a very common condition that causes flaky, scaly, crusty patches to develop on the scalps of babies and toddlers. Properly caring for your toddler's hair and scalp can help improve or eliminate dry scalp.
Toddlers may develop dry scalp during the winter months. This condition usually does not require any special treatment and will typically resolve itself in time. Concerned caregivers can consult a pediatrician if the condition is particularly bothersome.
Toddler diarrhea is a messy illness. It's also very uncomfortable and upsetting to a young child to have diarrhea. Since no anti-diarrhea medications are available or recommended for use with toddlers, home remedies are the only way to treat it.
