July 03, 2019 3 min read
Seeing your sweet angel baby covered with angry-looking red patches is super worrying. Questions race through your mind. What is it? Is it my fault? Is it dangerous? Ahhh so much stress and anxiety…but worry not! It’s completely normal and common…it’s eczema. Eczema is a skin problem that appears when a baby is two to six months old, usually on the cheeks, elbows, knees and scalp. Although it’s quite a typical skin disease, it’s a miserable time for both parents and babies. Your baby gets upset, you’re stressed, and nothing seems to help!! However, it doesn't have to be hopeless because we’re going to break down the most helpful things you can do to prevent and treat a breakout!
We know eczema can be stressful and worrisome to all parents and sincerely hope that our top five tips help your loved ones out! We would love to hear about your experiences and tips below so please sound off in the comments box.
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