Usually harmless, skin irritations can make your baby uncomfortable. Some skin irritations may not cause any discomfort at all and go away without any need for intervention while others may cause itchiness and pain that can make your baby cranky. Usually, if unattended, skin irritations may lead to infections and leave scars. Knowing the different ...
Most parents deal with excessive drooling mainly when their baby is teething, but a select few will just have drippy, sloppy kids who drool pretty much all the time. My son is just one of those kids with overactive saliva glands. As a result those same select parents including myself also get the joy of ...
My 20 month old inherited my light eczema which tends to flare up in small patches during the winter months. Having taken him to a pediatric dermatologist and his pediatrician we were given a list of creams, lotions and corticosteroids to try. While suing lotions like Eucerin, Vaseline and Cetaphil seemed to help a bit, ...
At around four months old my son began getting an odd rash on his ankles. As he aged, it became worse and worse forming red, patchy, scaly, irritated, dry skin on his legs and arms. By time he was a year old there was no question, my baby had eczema and it had become a ...
Baby eczema is becoming more and more common in our society. You are not the only parent wondering what to do if your baby has it. It can be very stressful to see your baby so uncomfortable. If your baby has eczema and you are worried, you should bring it up with the baby’s doctor ...
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