1. Warm bath with moisturizer Giving your baby a short warm bath is one of the most effective things you can do to treat and manage eczema at home. A daily warm bath for no more than 5 or 10 minutes ...

Parents of newborns have enough to worry about, and they can most likely add newborn skin ailments to that list. Nearly 20 percent of newborns contract eczema, and roughly 60 percent of newborns — ...

In a time when food allergies are rising among kids, there’s one sign parents should look for to determine whether their baby may be at risk: eczema. “’Should I or shouldn’t I introduce foods with ...

Moisturizing your baby's skin regularly can help prevent eczema flare-ups. If your infant has a food allergy, they may experience symptoms like abdominal pain, crying, and vomiting. Protective ...

Eczema affects 1 in 5 infants and can lead to allergies and asthma later. Dr. Elisa Song, chief medical officer at Tiny Health, explains study on how parents can help prevent baby eczema.

Dr. Mia Armstrong is an ABMS board certified pediatrician and a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Healthline spoke with her about how to care for your baby’s skin and common skin care ...

Eczema, a skin condition that affects around 1 in 5 children and 1 in 1o adults in the UK, is now thought to be linked to stress experienced by mothers during pregnancy. The latest research carried ...

Some dogs naturally slip into wannabe parents when a new baby arrives home. They may watch intently as the new human sibling sleeps or bark a little louder when a leaf blows outside the window ...