neutrogena T-gel shampoo for 1 month old?

I wouldn't use it....but then again, I haven't seen how bad it is. Many many babies get cradle cap - it's not such a life threatening issue that I would go against product instructions.

If you want to deal with it, I recommend the oil+comb in the bath technique. 2 of my 3 kids had small areas of cradle cap, and that worked like a charm.

My son had the worst case of cradle cap. I tried baby oil, olive oil, did not work. Sometimes when I nurse him, I can't help but kept picking them with my finger nail. The whole top of his head was covered with cradle cap. It started when he was about 2 months old and lasted till about 10 months old. At 3 months after I treated him with olive oil, he became balded on top of his head with just a few strands left. The hair did not grow back until about 1 year old. I would not use this kind of shampoo on my son, the cradle cap did not bother him at all, it bothers the parents more. I thought DS would have it forever but it got better. Now at 2 years old he's free from it.

I wouldn't get it. Get this instead http://www.mustelausa.com/cradle_cap_shampoo.html . It worked wonders for my newborn. I had so much left over that I passed it to a couple of other friends who also had great success with it.

My baby use http://www.gentlenaturals.com/conditions/cradle-cap
it is a gel oil base and use a comb to massage and comb out the cap, then shampoo. Works very well for my baby.

My sons had it too. It bugged me more than them. I did use olive oil and massage it in then a nice warm bath and I would use an old soft toothbrush to comb and VERY gently go over the head. A few treatments like this and it was pretty much gone.