My 12-year-old son has eczema on his legs and arms. He has all the lotion he needs to clear it up, but seldom bothers to apply them. When I volunteer or insist to put lotion on his legs and arms, suggest that he does so, or tell him I am going to slather it on him after his bath/shower it invariably turns into a battle or argument. His legs and arms are in such a bad state and I really do want to help.
He has swimming lessons on mondays and thursdays, those are the only times I can put it on him, or else his skin breaks out from the chlorine.
What do you advise?
2007-12-20
13:56:34
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Yes we have been to the Dermintologist. She gave the lotion we need for him.
At swimming lessons, he is in swimming lessons for 1 hour, his skin will break out and dried if we don't use lotion, so at this time its mandatory. As soon as he flops out, I tell him to put it on, he says noo so I say I'm not going to argue with you here, and at this time I just lather it on him myself, right in the pool where there is alot of people. Its the only thing I can do. He seems not to care.
2007-12-20
14:37:55 ·
update #1