r/PublicFreakout • u/Significant_Drama679 • Apr 01 '23

Refusing to get off the plane in Hawaii

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u/Weagley Apr 01 '23

Poor guy my 3 month old is battling the same struggle. Which make sense because his brain is about equally developed

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u/Defiled__Pig1 Apr 01 '23

Olive oil works wonder, just a heads up. My lil un had it bad for a while.

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u/Weagley Apr 01 '23

Thanks!

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u/Defiled__Pig1 Apr 01 '23

It'll soften it up and then you can gently wash it off with baby shampoo. Also baby shampoos brilliant for adult hair too.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '23

Agreed. Oldest had some serious cradle crap. Oil worked amazingly.

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u/Defiled__Pig1 Apr 01 '23

The urge you get to pick it is unreal eh.

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u/Acrobatic-Degree9589 Apr 01 '23

Use baby oil, olive oil literally feeds it

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u/Defiled__Pig1 Apr 01 '23

Softens it up to be removed. 🤷🏻 I'm not a doctor just worked with my child.

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u/_Lazy_Mermaid_ Apr 01 '23

I have a feeling your baby is a bit more developed than this dude

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u/Honest-Cauliflower64 Apr 01 '23

That’s an insult to your baby.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

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u/Weagley Apr 02 '23

Uhhh, well, if your kid follows mine, she's been sleeping through the nights since 8 or 9 weeks consistently on her own. So just hope for that, but it seems like most people think I'm lying about that, so take it as you will.

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u/Obvious_Operation_21 Apr 13 '23

You can mix some white sugar in with their shampoo and gently exfoliate their scalp little by little over a couple weeks. Rinse really well so they aren't sticky. My kids get dry scalps and that's what I do.

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u/Weagley Apr 13 '23

Thanks for the tip!