Hi,
my bubs has dry skin on her face, she has had heat rash, her face does not look dry but to touch it, it feels rough. The nurse told me to not put anything on it. What do you do?
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Hi,
my bubs has dry skin on her face, she has had heat rash, her face does not look dry but to touch it, it feels rough. The nurse told me to not put anything on it. What do you do?
Could it be the start of some eczema? That is the perfect description of my DD's cheeks just as her eczema was starting to flare up.
I do moisturise my babies religiously but that is because it helps keep eczema at bay.
I would not use any commercial baby products on it. There is an excellent sorbolene called Hydraderm available from the chemists - it is a better quality formulation than ordinary sorbolene and this is what I used on DS...that and Aveeno moisturiser, which is excellent.
However I am on an organic kick at the moment and I am using Miessence on DD which feels and smells lovely and is keeping her nice and soft.
we used alpha keir oil and cream on our son who suffered bad eczema , worked great on his skin . you can buy both this at a chemist shop
DD has always suffered from dry skin but not on the face and I also use sorbolene which I have found great.
Regards,
Dianne
Whenever DS gets dry patchs (ezcema) I always put some sorbelene based cream on them.
Thanks everyone, will get some cream today and give it a go
If that dosent work try using QV wash and cream - worked a treat for us, and we havent had any probs since!
An organic vegetable oil, like sweet almond oil, will be lovely on baby's skin :)