My baby has eczema. What is a pure, safe product to treat him.?

Question

I know petroleum jellies and minerial oils are more harmful than good. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Arbonne's Baby Care line is second to none! The products have worked on babies when everything else has failed. The line is pure, safe and beneficial. I suggest using the 1/2 baby lotion and 1/2 baby oil and it will clear up amazingly fast!

Answer 2

There is a product that is amazing called Dermamed. It's safe for babies, and has no side effects. It's all natural and works better than cortisone. My son also had eczema, and it worked wonders for him. I applied it 3 times a day, and the eczema was gone in 4 days. I would suggest trying to find out what is causing the eczema also. For my son it was cats and fabric softner.
Here's a link for dermamed.
I used the all purpose on in the green tube. It works great!!
http://www.dermamed.com/browse/specialty_products/

Answer 3

Lotions do not work particurally well on my sons eczema and it gets bad sometimes. My Dr prescribed Triaminalone Cream for my son it WORKS GREAT! It will clear it up in no time flat. Dove soap and water at bath time. You can also use hydrocortizone cream to help with the itch. Get a humidifier NOW dry air makes it worse. The winter is so bad here because of our electric dry heat. Use natural fiber clothing cotton is the best and let baby go with out a diaper for a few hours daily That helps them on their bum..good luck please have a Dr check it out as it may be psoriasis..A dermatologist can help you out more so than a pediatrician.

Answer 4

My little boy had eczema on his cheeks. I was not sure what method to use but I didn't want to make my boy go through any surgery treatments at this young age. Some suggested a plastic surgeon since it was in a very visible location but our family doctor recommend this natural guide.

Best Eczema Treatment?

Answer 5

Arbonne has a wonderful Baby care line and there are pediatricians that are recommending it even over using prescription creams. I can email you before and after pictures of an infant with eczema that had dramatic improvement after using Arbonne products.
Arbonne uses no petroleum or animal products in any of their products.
Here is my web site if you would like more info on Arbonne.
www.unfoldstherose.myarbonne.com.

Answer 6

I agree with the others who mentioned Arbonne products. They are absolutely amazing.
Baby oil is basicaly mineral oil. Anything containing mineral oil or petroleum will irritate eczema further. I have been using Arbonne skin care line for awhile and it has worked wonders on my skin. My children use their baby line which is excellent also, and recommended for eczema.

Answer 7

My doctor says cetaphil cream is best for eczema. It's very mild so it should be ok for a baby but I would check with your doctor.

Answer 8

My daughter had the same thing al over her body for some time after she was born, and a Doctor finally told me Neosporin or something similar will help, which it did, it pretty much got rid of it after ahwile. If there were any flare-ups, we'd put it on, and they'd go away soon after. She has since grown out of it...

Answer 9

Eczema patients can avoid scratchy fibers for softer ones like bamboo, cotton, or silk, which are gentler on the skin. Opting to buy organic fibers can also be a wise, healthy, and eco-friendly alternative. Learn here https://tr.im/rvIvT

Answer 10

AVEENO! Love the stuff. My baby has eczema on his cheeks and it takes time but it does work really well. I tried that eucerin, and it made it so much worse. (That's what my doctor told me to use). Guess they aren't always right.