A TOT’S full-body eczema is so extreme his mum says strangers think he has “chemical burns”. Alana Spurgeon’s one-year-old ...

Although baby eczema is the result of immune system dysfunction ... appear in a thick layer covering the entire top of the head. Over time, the scales become flaky and can rub off.

Eczema can show up as crusty, flaky patches on your baby's skin, often during their first few months. It’s common and treatable, and many infants outgrow it. Not sure if your baby's itchy ...

Darkening or thickening of the skin may take a lot longer to go away. Is a rash on the ears or head eczema or baby acne? Both baby acne and eczema can occur on the forehead and the scalp.

More than 50 percent of babies contract eczema and roughly 20 percent contract jaundice. Here's how parents can treat these skin ailments.

Eczema flares up when the skin is dry or when ... Cradle cap looks like scaly, yellowish, crusty patches on the baby’s head. Depending on your baby’s skin tone, the patches may appear ...

When a baby's silky smooth skin develops red, dry, itchy patches, the culprit is often eczema. Commonly appearing around 2 to 6 months of age, eczema (or atopic dermatitis) affects some 20 percent ...

The National Eczema Society recommend that when a baby has cradle cap, a helpful approach is less frequent shampooing, such as every few days or every other day. It may also help to gently loosen ...

Acne can be spotted on forehead, chin, back, neck or chest of the baby. While pimples and redness on the face is not a cause of concern usually, it can at times be symptom of eczema or atopic ...