In a previous post, I reviewed three all natural eczema skin creams which contained no steroids and no side-effects. However, one of our cherished readers, Esther, was kind enough to share her struggle with her son’s eczema and recommendation of another natural cream that worked wonders for her little one: “I love your blog as it [...]
Continue reading...30. January 2010
Finding a baby eczema treatment that provides immediate relief can be challenging, which can be pretty tough to bear if your little one is a sufferer. Even though doctors will do the best they can to effectively treat your baby, many treatments will only focus on the symptoms of eczema, and sometimes result in undesirable [...]
Continue reading...21. January 2010
Watching a tiny tot suffer from toddler eczema can be heartbreaking for a parent, sometimes feeling helpless. Toddler eczema roughly occurs in 15-20% of children, and usually goes hand in hand with allergies and asthma. Fortunately, there is a good chance that your tot’s eczema may disappear as he/she gets older since most children grow [...]
Continue reading...12. January 2010
The previous baby eczema post discussed different ways you can keep your little one’s eczema under wraps. One of the treatments emphasized in that post is keeping the skin moisturized. Well an article over at todaysthv.com emphasizes the importance of keeping your baby’s skin hydrated during the winter months: Dermatologist, Dr. Lindsay Enns, says winter weather [...]
Continue reading...12. January 2010
Baby eczema is a condition that affects up to 20% of babies; 60% of those cases persist into adulthood. Anyone who has a baby suffering from eczema knows that it is absolutely heartbreaking to see their little one so itchy and miserable. So what can you do to help your tiny tot? Treating baby eczema: Assessing [...]
Continue reading...4. January 2010
According to the National Eczema Association for Science and Education, nearly 10% of all infants and children suffer from childhood eczema at some point. Eczema in children usually appears during the first year of life, and a large number of children see their eczema disappear by the age of 5 or 6.Childhood eczema has the [...]
Continue reading...1. January 2010
Any mom-to-be, especially those with a history of eczema in the family, should proactively do as much as she can to prevent her unborn baby from inheriting this disease. Now it is possible to do everything right, and your baby may still get eczema, but there are specific things you can do to reduce the [...]
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18. February 2010
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