Comments on: Baby eczema treatment http://www.ihealthdirectory.com/baby-eczema-treatment/ Consumer Guide to Health Care Fri, 14 Oct 2011 23:05:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Baby Eczema http://www.ihealthdirectory.com/baby-eczema-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-2439 Baby Eczema Thu, 03 Dec 2009 08:25:46 +0000 http://www.ihealthdirectory.com/?p=541#comment-2439 I tried many different things to try to resolve my babies eczema problems but in the end, had to leave it to nature and let my child out grow her eczema. It was tough and some of the things I tried mirror what's said in the article, did bring some relief. I tried many different things to try to resolve my babies eczema problems but in the end, had to leave it to nature and let my child out grow her eczema. It was tough and some of the things I tried mirror what's said in the article, did bring some relief.

]]> By: Sock Monkeys Clothing http://www.ihealthdirectory.com/baby-eczema-treatment/comment-page-1/#comment-2388 Sock Monkeys Clothing Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:11:35 +0000 http://www.ihealthdirectory.com/?p=541#comment-2388 Excellent tips on treating baby eczema! To your point of loose fitting clothes, another key aide in protecting delicate, itchy baby skin is clothing with covered hands to prevent fingernails from scratching. Also, babies will use the seams on the inside of garments to scratch themselves. The scratching can be so intense that they bleed - leaving them open to infection and scarring. To prevent these hazards and protect babies with eczema, Sock Monkeys Clothing was designed for infant/baby eczema. This clothing has permanently covered hands (to keep them from scratching) and seams on the outside of the garments (so they can't be used as itching tools). Also, the garments have nickel-free snaps (to prevent allergic reacations) and tear-away tags (to avoid discomfort). Clothing is just one tool in the kit for dealing with baby eczema. But, it sure helps when you don't have to spend all night holding your baby's hands to keep them from scratching themselves.... Best of luck to all parents out dealing with baby eczema - our hearts go out to you!! Excellent tips on treating baby eczema! To your point of loose fitting clothes, another key aide in protecting delicate, itchy baby skin is clothing with covered hands to prevent fingernails from scratching. Also, babies will use the seams on the inside of garments to scratch themselves. The scratching can be so intense that they bleed - leaving them open to infection and scarring.

To prevent these hazards and protect babies with eczema, Sock Monkeys Clothing was designed for infant/baby eczema. This clothing has permanently covered hands (to keep them from scratching) and seams on the outside of the garments (so they can't be used as itching tools). Also, the garments have nickel-free snaps (to prevent allergic reacations) and tear-away tags (to avoid discomfort).

Clothing is just one tool in the kit for dealing with baby eczema. But, it sure helps when you don't have to spend all night holding your baby's hands to keep them from scratching themselves....

Best of luck to all parents out dealing with baby eczema - our hearts go out to you!!

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