Amazon Prime Day deal: Save 30% on the FridaBaby FlakeFixer that tackles cradle cap fast

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by Emily Gilbert |
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If your baby is currently experiencing cradle cap, the FridaBaby DermaFrida FlakeFixer could be exactly what you’re looking for. This specially curated 3-step treatment kit combines gentle tools with a clever design to tackle those stubborn flakes - and better yet, it’s currently 30% off for Amazon Prime Day.

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FridaBaby FlakeFixer Cradle Cap Treatment

30% off

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Pros

  • Easy to use
  • Soft sponge and bristle brush are safe for newborns and sensitive skin
  • Comes with a convenient stand to keep everything clean and organised

Cons

  • Results vary depending on the severity of cradle-cap - some parents may still need prescription treatments.

The FlakeFixer is ideal for babies who show signs of cradle-cap, including:
• Dry or flaky scalp
• Yellow or white crusts
• Mild buildup of scales on the scalp or eyebrows

It’s best used during bath time. Simply apply a baby-safe shampoo or a natural oil to the scalp, use the sponge to gently lather, follow with the brush to massage and loosen flakes, then finish with the comb to lift them away.

If your baby’s scalp is cracked, red, or irritated - or if the cradle-cap isn’t improving - always consult your GP or health visitor before continuing at home.

What you get

The FlakeFixer includes four pieces to take you through every stage of cradle-cap removal:

Soft foam sponge – Perfect for gently lathering with baby shampoo or oil, helping to soften dry scales without irritation.

Gentle bristle brush – Loosens flakes and buildup while being soft enough for even newborn scalps.

Fine-tooth comb – Lifts and removes flakes with precision after they’ve been softened and loosened.

Storage stand – Keeps the tools clean, dry, and easy to store in between uses.

Everything is compact and easy to use one-handed, which is ideal during a squirmy bath time.

When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Summer is here and that means the UK's most popular online retailer's annual shopping extravaganza Amazon Prime Day is in full swing. This year, Prime Day runs from July 8 to 11, so it's not just a day, as the name suggests, but instead offers 96 hours of savings.

As always, the Mother&Baby team will bring you the best deals as soon as we spot them, so sign up to the Mother&Baby newsletter to find the lowest prices on the brands and products direct to your inbox.

Whether you’re getting ready to welcome your child into the world or just looking to save some cash on essential items, our shopping experts at Mother&Baby will be updating our lists of all the best items that will be on sale this Amazon Prime Day:

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How can I take part if I'm not a Prime member?

You won't be able to take advantage of any of the Prime Day deals without a Prime membership, but it's really easy to sign up.

How to become a Prime member

Becoming a Prime member costs £8.99 per month, or £95 for the year if you pay upfront (saving you £12.88). Or if you're a savvy parent who doesn't want to lock into a year-long contract, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial, take advantage of the deals, and then cancel before the 30 days are up. Simple!

Emily Gilbertis the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby. With a background in both print and digital journalism, she has written extensively on pregnancy, fertility, perinatal mental health, and the best in baby and parenting products. A first-time mum to Theodore, Emily combines her professional expertise with personal experience, offering readers trusted advice and relatable insight. Specialising in product and travel reviews, she stays ahead of the curve on the latest parenting trends and is passionate about showing that life with a little one can still be full of adventure.

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