Infant Eczema WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Infant Eczema and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. Mayo Clinic: Infant eczema: How Is It Treated? mayoclinic.com - Infant eczema: How Is It Treated?
  2. KidsHealth: Eczema kidshealth.org - Eczema
  3. EczemaNet: What Can Be Done For Children With Eczema? skincarephysicians.com - What Can Be Done For Children With Eczema?
  4. Eczema Guide: Baby Eczema - Infant Eczema eczemaguide.ca - Baby Eczema - Infant Eczema
  5. BabyCenter: Eczema babycenter.com - Eczema
  6. VisualDxHealth: Eczema visualdxhealth.com - Eczema
  7. Reuters (via SkinCancerConnection): Maternal Asthma Effects Infant Eczema Risk (Nov. 21, 2007)healthcentral.com - Maternal Asthma Effects Infant Eczema Risk
  8. Suite101: Infant Eczema (June 17, 2007)infantstoddlers.suite101.com - Infant Eczema
  9. Pediatrics: Breastfeeding And Infant Eczema In The First Year Of Life In The KOALA Birth Cohort Study: A Risk Period–Specific Analysis pediatrics.aappublications.org - Breastfeeding And Infant Eczema In The First Year Of Life In The KOALA Birth Cohort Study: A Risk Period–Specific Analysis
  10. The Cochrane Library: Probiotics In Infants For Prevention Of Allergic Disease And Food Hypersensitivity mrw.interscience.wiley.com - Probiotics In Infants For Prevention Of Allergic Disease And Food Hypersensitivity


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Research Notes on Infant Eczema


Eczema is a chronic skin condition characterized by dryness, itchiness, and recurring skin rash due to hypersensitivity. This skin condition affects infants as well as older children and adults. The initial onset of symptoms usually occurs between two and six months of age or until the child reaches the age of five. It is difficult for young children to have eczema because of the itchiness and blistering it causes. Protect the baby's skin by applying moisturizers and by keeping it clean. In most cases, the eczema disappears as the child grows older.

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