Eczema can sometimes break out in blisters that ooze or “weep” clear fluid. This weeping eczema is especially vulnerable to infections. Bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus can sneak into the cracks in the skin’s protective barrier and turn that clear fluid into infected pus. Small areas of weeping eczema from colonization can usually be treated at …
Many pediatricians and dermatologists recommend that parents’ bathe their baby every other day, preferably with just plain water to allow the natural oils and good bacteria to thrive on the baby’s skin which in turn will help strengthen their skin’s immune system. This is especially true for children suffering from eczema who have extremely sensitive …
Babies are delicate little creatures, which is why they need their own special kind of sun protection when they are outside. On top of that, babies with eczema are more vulnerable to the sun’s damaging rays and have more challenges finding sunscreens that work for their skin. Most dermatologists, don’t recommend using sunscreen on newborn …
As parents with babies with eczema, we feel that taking care of our little one’s skin is a 24-7 job. That’s because eczema is more than just sensitive skin. Eczema begins on the scalp, forehead, ears, neck, cheeks, or in the crooks behind elbows or knees. And it doesn’t stop here. Baby then begins wiggling …
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Food Allergy It is important to understand that food does not cause eczema nor does food cause allergy. The symptoms of allergy are caused when the immune system reacts to food as though it were a threat to the health of the body. Allergic reactions can cause a worsening of eczema symptoms, coughing, sneezing, wheezing, and, …