Does Baby Eczema Go Away?
If your baby has eczema, it’s only natural to worry that it will never go away. But is that actually true?
Time to grab a cuppa and take a moment for yourself to discover and get inspired.
If your baby has eczema, it’s only natural to worry that it will never go away. But is that actually true?
Although rare in children, red skin syndrome (or RSS) is sometimes diagnosed when little ones with eczema have been prescribed potent steroid creams.
This week's guest blog is from Zoe T. Williams, of Allergy Kitchen. She talks us through her top tips for managing childhood eczema.
Although nappies don’t cause eczema, they can trigger rashes or exacerbate itchy patches. Let’s take a closer look at how nappies affect babies with eczema
It’s the perennial question for parents of itchy little people: why is it so much worse at night, when we really all need to be sleeping?
One of the hardest things about parenting a baby with eczema are the sleepless nights. In this blog we look at what sleepwear can help.
If you’re a new parent and suspect your baby has eczema, do you need to visit the doctor for treatment?
Babyhood eczema is so common that most people know or have a baby with the condition. But is it related to food allergies?
Babies are prone to all kinds of skin issues, from viral rashes to cradle cap, so how do you know if your little one has eczema?
We’ve got some great tips for you if you’re interested in going down the natural route to soothe your baby’s eczema.
We’ve all heard the rumours about how eating broccoli or cheese can affect your breastfed baby’s digestion but is there a link with eczema too?
Struggling to find an emollient for your baby’s sensitive and eczema-prone skin? We’ve got some tips!