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The Impact of Eczema and How to Treat It

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Dealing with eczema can take a toll on your well-being—both physical and emotional. In fact, research shows atopic dermatitis is associated with a lower quality of life than a number of other common chronic illnesses, including heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure. The harmful effects can impact a range of areas, including emotional and mental health, physical activity, social functioning, sleep disturbance, work productivity, leisure activities, and family relationships.
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oat

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Oat naturally contains proteins, vitamins B and E, and nourishing lipids that work to lock in moisture for rough, dry skin. We use finely ground, highest quality oat flour for its skin-smoothing and softening properties in moisturizers, cleansers, and other products. We use oat extract in cleansers and moisturizers for its calming and soothing benefits on itchy, dry skin and oat oil to restore the skin’s moisture barrier. In fact, in 2003 the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officially categorized colloidal oatmeal as a skin protectant, meaning it can be effective at relieving dryness, skin irritation, and itching due to skin conditions like eczema.
Skincare

Baby Eczema (2023)

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Eczema is a skin condition that usually appears as an itchy, red patch on the hands, feet, backs of elbows and around knees, ankles and wrists. It also may affect a baby’s cheeks, chin, chest, forehead or scalp. Eczema can appear in other areas too, though not usually the diaper area where moisture acts as a barrier. Dry skin, sweating, pet dander or even dust can cause a flare-up of your child’s eczema. Scratching also can make eczema worse, causing redness, swelling and other symptoms like itching.
Skincare

Bath Tips for Kids with Dry & Irritated Skin

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After-Bath Tips for Parents of Kids With Itchy, Dry, or Easily Irritated Skin Your child’s skin is delicate, and even the smallest things seem to irritate it. Taking extra care during and after bathtime to lock in moisture can help care for their itchy, dry, irritated skin. Using gentle products specially formulated for sensitive skin can also keep your child’s skin healthy and hydrated.
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Advice For Kids That Just Won’t Go To Sleep

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Advice for Parents With Kids Who Resist Bedtime & Reasons Why They Won't Sleep “Why won’t my kid sleep?” This is an age-old question that almost all parents have had, not only with their toddlers but also with their school-age children. Sleep is important for your kid’s health and well-being — depending on their age, they may need up to 14 hours of sleep a day (including naps)!1 The key to a good night’s sleep is helping your kid relax and wind down before bedtime.
How To

A Morning Hygiene Checklist for Kids 3-5

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I Can Do It Myself! A Morning Hygiene Checklist for Kids 3-5 “I want to do it myself!” is a phrase that preschoolers often say. Allowing young children to complete basic tasks independently is vital to their development1. Personal hygiene is an important social skill that children must learn to perform independently at a young age.
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