My sister, when she was a baby, used to scratch herself a lot. She had the funniest mitts - she was ridiculously tiny and the mitts were huge. They looked like catcher's mitts.
Sky
· 1 year ago
Lordy, he's a doll!! Those hiccups! I can't believe he is 2 months already!
I had NO idea about the Johnson and Johnson stuff...thanks for enlightening me!
Oh wow! Look how adorable baby Jayden is! So chunky and sweet. I know all about the dry face thing. Our ped told us to use the Aveeno twice per day and that seems to do the trick. I had the same thing with both the girls. I think it is a baby thing especially in babies of color. Oh gosh, I hope that does not offend anybody! Little Will is doing all those cute things Jayden is doing. My hubby was standing over me while I was watching the video and he felt as if he was watching his own baby. I will have to post a video soon. Your video was worth all the computer crashing and electric outages!:-)
My niece had the same skin problem when she was a baby. Her doctors recommended the Eucerin cream as well and even Aveeno products. My sister still uses them and my niece is 2 years old now. I think that she's afraid that my niece will start to break out again. I'm not sure of any natural ways to keep the skin moisturized. I suppose it's much easier when we're adults. I hope that his doctors find a reasonable solution to this for you guys.
Quiskaeya
· 1 year ago
He is just too freakin' adorable!!! Soon you'll be posting a video of him going off to college! Sheesh they grow fast, don't they. I just want to snibble on those rolls - I love me some hamhock legs. lol
Btw - I LOVE, let me say it again L-O-V-E Dr. Bronner's products. Another good one is JASON (http://www.jason-natural.com/home.php). So glad that you figured out the skin irritation situation.
I have Bee Good To Your Baby Butter in my etsy store... flipflopmamma.etsy.com and it's great for eczema! It's also better for baby because Eucerin is full of petroleum and that's not good. I use Dr. Bronner's baby soap for my kids, it's unscented. And I use the Lavender for myself...although I'm making my own soap now too, so I'll be using that instead. It's great that you guys are trying to be more green!
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Yolanda
· 1 year ago
Happy 2nd Month Jayden!!! We used Mustela baby products- all natural ingredients (sulfates of any sort were just too drying for my boys' skin as babies) and though they can be pricey a little goes a long way. I've used Dr. Bronners for my hair and washed their baby clothes in the peppermint soap (leaves them so clean and fresh smelling) but never did use it for their bathing. Hopefully you'll get him cleared up quickly.
Often children's skincare products can contain unnecessary ingredients such as colors or fragrance. But also look out for harsh preservatives, like parabens, which can trigger an eczema flare-up.
I found a really useful site that lets you compare the ingredients of several leading brands, its from a company called exederm
They make ultra hypoallergenic skin care products for kids with eczema or dermatitis
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he is so cute!
i had no idea about the J&J drama!
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My sister, when she was a baby, used to scratch herself a lot. She had the funniest mitts - she was ridiculously tiny and the mitts were huge. They looked like catcher's mitts.
I had NO idea about the Johnson and Johnson stuff...thanks for enlightening me!
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My niece had the same skin problem when she was a baby. Her doctors recommended the Eucerin cream as well and even Aveeno products. My sister still uses them and my niece is 2 years old now. I think that she's afraid that my niece will start to break out again. I'm not sure of any natural ways to keep the skin moisturized. I suppose it's much easier when we're adults. I hope that his doctors find a reasonable solution to this for you guys.
Btw - I LOVE, let me say it again L-O-V-E Dr. Bronner's products. Another good one is JASON (http://www.jason-natural.com/home.php). So glad that you figured out the skin irritation situation.
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and it's great for eczema! It's also better for baby because Eucerin is full of petroleum and that's not good. I use Dr. Bronner's baby soap for my kids, it's unscented. And I use the Lavender for myself...although I'm making my own soap now too, so I'll be using that instead. It's great that you guys are trying to be more green!
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I found a really useful site that lets you compare the ingredients of several leading brands, its from a company called exederm
They make ultra hypoallergenic skin care products for kids with eczema or dermatitis
http://www.exederm.com/kids-eczema.html