Infant & Toddler Health

Read the article this discussion is about

Treating Eczema Flair Ups

  1. MoreThanMommy
  2. Rachel Lister
  3. mama2eliza


Reply   Post   Top
1.   Jul 5, 2007 8:34 PM

» MoreThanMommy - Cetaphil


This is a great article! I've got a son with eczema and I just wanted to comment that Cetaphil has macadamia nut oil as an ingredient and should be used with caution if there's a chance that the eczema is due to allergies. Moisturizers often carry other allergens such as nut oils, lanolin, milk, etc.

-- posted by MoreThanMommy

Permalink Print Discussion Print Discussion Email Discussion Email Discussion

Reply   Post   Top
2.   Jul 18, 2007 10:12 AM

» Feature Writer Rachel Lister - Cetaphil

In response to Cetaphil posted by MoreThanMommy:


Christy that is a great point! you have to be really careful when using a new product on an infant with eczema. Until you know how your baby is going to react to the product it's better to just use it on a small portion of their body.

Suite101
Feature Writer Rachel Lister
Feature Writer for Infants & Toddlers

Permalink Print Discussion Print Discussion Email Discussion Email Discussion

Reply   Post   Top
3.   Mar 26, 2008 9:00 AM

» mama2eliza - Eczema


My daughter has it on her face because of her pacifier so our doctor recommended using a very small amount hydrocortisone cream until it starts to clear up and then Aquaphor until it disappears. Since she is getting all of her molars at once we depend on her pacifier...so this works well. Hope to help.

-- posted by mama2eliza

Permalink Print Discussion Print Discussion Email Discussion Email Discussion

Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101 Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion.