12.09.2012
You sometimes have to experiment to find what works best for your baby atopic eczema treatment. To help with dryness, these creams, such as Baby body milk should be used every day, even when the eczema isn't flaring-up! The Baby calming skin cream is suitable as a supplemental care during the treatment of atopy and dermatitis by the kids.
Baby Atopic Eczema Treatment
The main baby atopic eczema treatments are aimed at controlling and preventing inflammation and itching and include avoiding triggers, frequent bathing and hydrating of the skin, liberal use of moisturizers and lubricants
To help with dryness, these creams, such as Baby body milk should be used every day, even when the eczema isn't flaring-up!
Apply right after baths within 3 minutes to help trap in moisture and throughout the day as needed.
The Baby calming skin cream is suitable as a supplemental care during the treatment of atopy and dermatitis by the kids.
Apply the calming cream localy on the reddened, scaly and itchy areas of the skin and gently rub in.
Choose the right amount of the cream always with the regard for the size of the treated area and the need to moisturize the skin. Repeat the application few times a day, according to the need. The best use of the calming cream babe is in a combination with regardful Baby body wash foam froth and general skin care from the cosmetic babe line.
For severely dry skin, try using an ointment, such as Baby skin cream. Any possible reddening does not necessarily mean a trouble and will eventually disappear itself
Wash the baby head to our children's shampoo. Baby hair shampoo doesn't content the synthetic dye, perfumes nor the mineral oils, therefore its suitable for a care of soft childrens hair or extremely sensitive scalp.
What many experts recommend?
Many experts recommend avoiding moisturizing lotions, as they often don't work as well as a cream or ointment.
Baby atopic eczema is a very itchy rash, and scratching usually makes it worse, so it is important to help control itching. You can use an, especially at night to help control irritability and restlessness that the itching may cause.
Bathing and eczema is a controversial topic, but many people think the practice of limiting baths is old school or old fashioned. Many experts now recommend a daily bath for kids with eczema.
A daily bath for at least 15-20 minutes helps to moisturize the skin and make it less itchy. Be sure to use a mild, nondrying soap, such as our baby soap. avoid vigorous scrubbing, use a soft towel to pat the skin dry and immediately (within 3 minutes) apply a calming cream afterwards.
The protective baby cold weather cream is to be used of the face and other unprotected skin areas, always before going out. Baby sun lotion - prevents the solar eczemas rising and skin premature ageing, also suitable for the very light or very sensitive skin with eczema or psoriasis
Wet or damp dressings can sometimes help with severe itching. A wet-to-wet dressing can be made by having your child wear wetted pajamas after he takes a bath and then apply a dry layer over this.
Also, keep your child's fingernails cut short to limit the damage caused by scratching.
Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, is a common problem in infants and children. It usually begins between two and six months of age with very dry and sensitive skin that will then become red and extremely itchy. It often starts on the forehead, cheeks and scalp and spreads to the trunk, creases of the elbows, knees, and wrists. With scratching the rash may become raw, crusted and weepy.
It is not yet known what causes it, but it does seem to run in families that have a history of asthma, allergies or atopic dermatitis. It is a chronic disease, but only about a third of children with infantile atopic dermatitis will continue to have problems with it as they get older.
Baby Atopic Eczema Treatment Prevention
Swimming is allowed, but immediately shower or bathe to wash off chlorine and other chemicals and apply a Baby body milk to help prevent your child's skin from drying out.
Help prevent flare-ups by avoiding things that are known to trigger your child's eczema. These may include certain foods (cow's milk, eggs, peanut butter, fish), wool fibers and clothes, rough or tight fitting clothing, dry air, sweating, getting too hot or too cold (avoid hot or cold water), harsh soaps or chemicals, and stress.
Be patient! You sometimes have to experiment to find what works best for your baby atopic eczema treatment. We recommend our Baby sensitive skin care. To save money! Our baby package
