HOW I HEALED BABY ECZEMA OVERNIGHT! *SHOCKING RESULTS* | Eczema Products & Routine | Taylor Lindsay

[@zahraalalawi9410]

With eczema you are the doctor. Because even doctors don’t have the right answer at least in my case. Thank you to the video.

[@rekhah2737]

Hey did it work for you ??can you tell what all you did pl?

[@kirstyleith5035]

Yes please Struggling here too And TOTALLY agree We are our own Dr when it comes to eczema!!!!❤

[@ventalexandria7727]

We've found a non petroleum Vaseline type of jelly in the baby aisle of the drug store. It's a castor oil base. Also I noticed that if I drank apple cider vinegar or baking soda in my water, and my baby drank my breast milk, their eczema symptoms seemed milder.

[@joynoir6386]

I watched your video, my children all grown, I am an Esthetician. Eczema and Rosacea are both disorders of the skin's dermal barrier. (Basically, the protective barrier of the skin is comprised). Vaseline works because it acts like a barrier and prevents water loss from your baby skin ( water loss and immune response are what causes these dry patches) the bad part is it doesn't allow for moisture to come in to his skin. If you were to ever stop using Vaseline your baby skin would likely dry up so bad the eczema with probably be worse than ever. If you ever choose to wean your baby off of the Vaseline consider using shea butter it works the same way to protect the skin but with more vitamins and nutrients to actually heal the baby skin. Also be careful with the baking soda bath, these are good because the alkalinity of baking soda is allowing the water to really hydrate your baby skin, but it is unnatural pH. You have to return your baby skin back to its natural pH by using something that's acidic like aloe vera gel after the bath. Just sharing a few tips because long term use of Vaseline and baking soda can ruin your baby's skin in the long term. I'm glad your baby has gotten some relief and you are less stressed about this situation. Good luck, but be careful to not just stop suddenly using the Vaseline.

[@BossLady143]

What kind of Shea Butter do you recommend, I don't want to be getting generic kinds.. Please & ty💜

[@lauraobrien8849]

I went to a ped dermatologist for by girl’s scalp today and was prescribed the same cream and regimen! So am happy I came across your video. Did you use a baby shampoo or dandruff shampoo and then the cream? The dr said to first try regular baby shampoo nightly and switch to a Selsum blue if needed. ❤️

[@TaylorLindsay]

Still to this day we don’t use any shampoo. Our normal pediatric doctor recommended a dandruff shampoo but he had a HORRIBLE reaction to it and it made it even worse. We just use the baking soda in his bath water - that’s it. 😊

[@lauraobrien8849]

@@TaylorLindsay oh right, you mentioned the bad reaction. Thanks ☺️ excited to start this tonight!

[@TaylorLindsay]

@@lauraobrien8849 good luck with everything!!

[@Allergictocatstoo]

Lovely baby! Informative video.... thank you! How come nobody talks about diet and eczema? This is especially if baby is nursing as well as eating solids? Diet aggravates eczema! Nightshades are particularly reactive. Many people look to the anti inflammation diet, eliminating the offending foods. While the sacrifice is weighty, the results are deeper than only treating the eczema topically.

[@brendajones4952]

Eczema runs in my family on my mother's side and I wasn't at all surprised when my little babs was born with it. She was covered from head to toe and I tried all of the creams my doctor prescribed and tried a few from amazon which helped a little. I read that calendula was fantastic for this and read a lot of great reviews for california baby but couldn't get a hold of it as I am in the UK. I plumped for one by mama nature for tiny troubles and this cream is fantastic. Smells delicious and looks good enough to eat! I generously applied it and at first her skin turned angry but after a few days it calmed down (I have since learned this is a 'healing crisis'). She is now eczema free! Quite a lot of my family have also bought this rescue cream and are over the moon. My cousin in Arkansas even bought it and she says now she is feeling as fine as a frogs hair lol

[@miavita1242]

Can you please tell me which cream is it? My daughter is 9 months old and she have eczema too. I tried a lot of creams but nothing it's working for her🥺

[@CanaldaJazz]

​@@miavita1242 diet GAPS ?

[@brendajones4952]

@@miavita1242 Sorry for not getting back to you sooner! It is tiny troubles by mama nature and it is a baby rescue cream :)

[@starsnowflake7280]

Vitamin A (carrots, yams, etc) is needed to heal their skin. Yogurts with L. Rhamnosis like Stoneyfield brand is needed to heal as well.

[@Ashlykd10756]

I’m so glad that you found a routine that works for your son. His skin looks amazing!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Thank you 💙

[@scottguthrie8074]

I'm so glad that he's feeling better! Living with this as an adult is misery! GO MOM!!

[@kbravo9659]

Great tips. It broke my mommy heart when I saw that one video where you showed the back of his head and the look on your face of just helplessness. It sucks when we dont know how to help our little ones, but I'm glad you were finally able to. That Só luxury did help my little girl and I was so happy that I found something for her skin. So happy to see your little man on the mend.

[@TaylorLindsay]

Thank you so much 💗

[@joycepulido187]

I'm so glad your baby doesnt have to go through that experience anymore. I just recently found out about emu oil and it works wonders on my eczema. For those who suffer from this skin condition try emu oil.

[@eri74riv68]

When my son was born he started developing cradle cap and his hair started falling out. I tried everything, doctor suggested dandruff adult shampoo and creams, nothing worked. Until I was talking to my coworker about it and she said "oh my son had that' I healed it with vaseline" so I went home tried it 7 days later completely healed. My baby's hair started growing back. And the cradle cap never came back. So the vaseline was only temporary. Today he is 8 years old and his scalp and hair are looking great. 😊

[@imaspacewoman]

Triamcinolone totally works. I used it 40 yrs ago on my daughter who developed eczema on her scalp and thick patches on her ankles. In less than a week it was totally gone. Mine was in a cream form though at the time and I remember I had to put it in the palm of my hand about a dimes worth and add water to thin it and pat it on the areas.

[@BMarie774]

My routine: Bleach baths every night. Within 3 MINUTES of getting out of the bleach bath I use EpiCeram lotion. In the morning I shower, then I quickly spray my skin down with Hypochlorous Acid. SkinSmart specifically makes a baby and toddler one and it’s the absolute safest treatment their is. After that I immediately put on Eucerin Eczema cream. Halfway through the day I cleanse my skin again with Hypochlorous acid and apply more EpiCeram. Some nights I do have to do wet wrappings on my arms and legs. When I wet wrap, my dermatologist has me cover my skin with a mixture of EpiCeram and Tamanu oil. In my opinion this is the best routine and I haven’t seen it not work for any of my doc’s patients.

[@juliuscaesar8071]

B l e a c h ?

[@benjaminlquinlan8702]

​@@juliuscaesar8071,........

[@JovinMyHeart4Eva]

What are you talking about BLEACH baths?? No one should be putting ! Bleach on their skin and you put it in a babies bath???? This must be a joke!! Bleach is a harsh burning chemical that CLEARLY says on a label, do not get in contact with your skin!!! 😳😱

[@gilliangaines4490]

My 8 month old has severe eczema. Turns out he is allergic to eggs, milk, casein, soy, wheat, and all nuts. I mean... the poor thing is allergic to EVERYTHING and I have been breastfeeding him. If your child has eczema, take them to an allergist and do both a skin test AND a blood test for allergies. Good luck to everyone out there!

[@seashell4910]

same my 7 year old now was diagnosed at 11 months we are still struggling with allergies he is allergic to everything you listed hopefully your little one doesnt have to go through what we have been through food allergies are so hard to deal with

[@msbee1443]

I'm going through the exact same thing! Hasn't been tested yet , even though omitted dairy and soya from his diet, his eczema is still bad! How is he now?

[@sbtwins9385]

Omg I am going through the same thing right now with my twins. And all that you mentioned they’re also allergic too and I am also breastfeeding them. It was so hard not just for them for me too since what I eat can affect them too. How are your babies?

[@LoveLove-ct7jw]

Same here,it is real stress my husband and I.

[@bigiron3304]

Bizarre that all these kids are allergic at rates higher than ever before. Maybe the anti vaxxers are on to something? What could possibly be skyrocketing these allergy rates amongst our children?

[@ventalexandria7727]

We used Neem creams on my little one. Also, the Attitude brand eczema ointment during the winter. Aveeno oatmeal liquid soap for bathing. We kept baths to a minimum length of time and opted for showers as soon as their size could handle it.

[@mvnfred]

This was me as a baby too. You're such a great mum and the masses are really lucky you have shared this!

[@boothedup9741]

It will go away they say... when everyday it gets worst... it just breaks my heart

[@boothedup9741]

Update: i used the calendula.... it took about 2 weeks to clear up because it was so bad. My only concern with the product is the strong scent. So use as little as you can. I now use Eucerin on her the regular one... as recommended by her pediatrician to maintain smooth skin.... there are occasional flare ups but they don't last long. Oh every bath time add a bit of baking soda to the water

[@bayha5065]

Thanks for the advice! I cried when you said his hair is growing back. ❤️❤️❤️ As a mom it’s heartbreaking to see them suffering. I’m waiting for my ped. Derm appointment. It can’t come soon enough. Like you I’ve tried everything under the sun and it isn’t working! I’ll follow your plan…thank you for sharing it! It will get me through the few days with some hope that he’ll get relief.

[@rebekah3483]

Taylor, his skin looks amazing! I'm so happy that this system of techniques has worked so well for him! I'm so happy for him to not be feeling yucky with the eczema too!

[@TaylorLindsay]

🥰🥰

[@stephaniedevito1673]

@@TaylorLindsay I’m going through this now Can you tell me how long you used the white tub for?

[@tatianamendoza5296]

@@TaylorLindsay what % were you prescribed

[@laadybee7752]

I am so happy to have found this video and comments. It does feel isolating and I have suffered as bad as my son. He is 15 months and he has a protein allergy and eczema. We didn't know he had this milk protein allergy and it wrecked him/us (cause I was breastfeeding). His hair fell out, he had infected, crusting skin which smelled so bad. Once I stopped eating dairy (I wanted to continue breastfeeding) and we were using a steroid, antibiotic, and vaseline, his skin got so much better. He pretty much healed up, hair grew, skin cleared. But now he is having flare ups again (especially cause he is teething) and its getting bad again. We've used so many products and after a few days his skin just goes back to being super dry. We are visiting the derma next week cause we need help.

[@sonysimon6335]

Hi my son now 12months with severe ecezema Nd severe itching .night my son won't slep any remedy for this

[@zaynaboluwakemi9894]

I am in the same situation right now. My son is 17 month and he has protein allergy and eczema which has gotten really bad in recent days. What technique or medication do you later use to improve your baby skin? And did he outgrow to allergy?

[@nadiachet7174]

He's such a handsome little boy. Bless this baby. Little sweetheart💗

[@melizabarron6604]

Poor baby! I am soo glad he is doing much better. He looks great! I have a 4 month old going through the same 😔 today was horrible so I started researching and came across your video. Thank you so much for the details! I was in tears earlier because I wish I knew what would make him better. I will try your tips and cross my fingers it works. He has an appointment next week so I will definetly bring it up to the doctor about the prescription. Thank you!! Your video made me feel better 💕

[@TaylorLindsay]

So sorry you're going through it! I know how painful it feels - feeling helpless towards your baby is the worst feeling in the world. I hope what worked for us, works for your sweet babe too. Good luck!!

[@melizabarron6604]

@@TaylorLindsay Thank you! I hope so too 🤞 I have 1 question; would your baby scratch his face due to the dryness and redness of the eczema? Or would he cry also?

[@TaylorLindsay]

Thankfully he didn't seem irritated by it at all. He slept pretty well too, all things considered. I'm sure every baby reacts (emotionally) by it though, depending on how irritating it is to them.

[@rebekah3483]

Happy 5 month birthday Calvin! 💙

[@MommysTrying]

I'm so glad you posted this video because my L.O. is almost 2 and has always suffered with dry sensitive skin. I actually just happened to make my own baby lotion review which includes the Tubby Todd Natural Dream Cream and the Natural All Over Ointment. I used leather to replicate human skin as much as possible in my video to compare the different products :)

[@jessicaherbrich1118]

I agree and I use the tubby Todd but I’m starting to question if it really is good for my little ones skin. It’s so expensive. I’m going to start trying the baking soda. My little one is 2 1/2 and we still have issues we recently just got a new cream, that in my opinion has worked wonders. It is prescribed by her physician. It’s called Eucrisa 2%

[@joeyu8427]

Hi. I came upon your channel. My baby is suffering from eczema. I’m crying because I can’t get an appt with a dermatologist.

[@LULU-mn3pd]

Omg! My 4 month old baby girl has eczema as well and also started at just 2 months.. Everything you’ve tried, I’ve also tried! I’ve experienced that feeling of watching your little one look so uncomfortable and helpless.. I do not have a pediatric dermatologist yet and am going to request one for her 4 month appointment! Thank you for sharing your experience! It was comforting to see that your baby is doing so much better! It gives me hope ❤️

[@deej16]

Thank you for sharing!!! My 5 month old daughter has eczema so bad and I have spent so much money on creams and body wash with no results. I will definitely try Vaseline and baking soda. Your son is adorable. Glad he feels better😀

[@dorib.3367]

It is triamcinolone acetonide ointment or cream form.

[@juliacarter1280]

Shea butter

[@placitasdelsalon395]

Update?

[@asiathompson3357]

Thank you so much for making this video ❤ I will be trying this.

[@smg.6685]

I know this is an old video, but I hope you see my comment. I'm a FTM and my daughter is 5 months old. She has eczema and I quite literally feel like I have tried everything! Her scalp and behind her ears seem to cause her the most trouble, but maybe it is just because those are the areas she can get to easily. She rubs these areas raw when she has mittens on (which is practically all the time even though I don't think that's ideal because I feel like she should be able to explore with her hands, and she hates wearing them and always takes them off) and scratches herself when she isn't wearing the mittens. She was prescribed a prescription dandruff shampoo (twice per week, doesn't seem to be doing anything) and the same ointment as your son but it comes in a tube (the jar seems so much more practical). I have blue-label vaseline brand vaseline, and the purple desitin as well as baking soda for the baths. My questions are: did you put the ointment all over his scalp or just the extremely inflamed areas? Do you put vaseline on his entire scalp daily (she was born with hair but really doesn't have any now due to the cradle cap, dandruff and eczema, but it is trying to grow back in but I also don't care if her hair is greasy if this gives her some relief)? And the desitin, does it go in all of his crevices after bath with the ointment on top of it in the bad areas, or is the desitin more for maintenance and something I should just do after using the prescription ointment to clear the red flares? I know these questions seem all over the place but I just want my sweet girl to have some relief and I don't know what else to try!

[@TheSilverLining80]

How is your little one now? What worked?

[@smg.6685]

@@TheSilverLining80 So my LO did get a lot better and her hair is growing in nicely now. She does still have flares from time to time, but they have not been nearly as bad as they were when I wrote my desperate comment above. I did a combination of things based on this video and some research I did on my own. I'll detail it here. Hopefully it will help you (if you are asking for help) or some other parent/grandparent/guardian desperate for their loved one to get some relief. For two weeks, I did nightly baths for her (lukewarm water, no more than 10 minutes in length) that contained 2 Tbsp colloidal oatmeal (I used the aveeno packets for adults since it has the same ingredients as the baby version but is less expensive. Each packet was good for at least 2 but possibly 3 bath sessions), 1 Tbsp baking soda, and 1 Tbsp olive oil. I let her soak in that for no more than 10 minutes and used a cup to pour the mixture over the areas of her body not submerged in the tub. I rinsed her off with lukewarm water, patted dry, then put the ointment in the troublesome areas and covered her whole body with the blue label vaseline afterwards. Her pediatrician prescribed a scalp oil (flucinolone acetonide) that I used twice per day for her scalp, but prior to that being prescribed I used vaseline. I did wash her hair every night with cerave baby wash and once per week I gave her a bath (and washed her hair) with the wash and did not do the oatmeal bath mixture. I did not use desitin, but instead used this stuff called Flanders Buttocks Ointment. I purchase it from Amazon. I only used it in the diaper area because it does cause some staining, but it is marketed as being helpful for all rash types. After two weeks of this, she was doing so much better, so I stopped using the prescription ointment daily and just started doing the baking soda baths as described in the video and coating her with vaseline afterwards. After that initial 2 weeks of using vaseline in the mornings and night, I stopped using vaseline in the mornings because I work outside the home and coating her in vaseline in the mornings was just too messy. Instead, Iuse the vaseline on her face and we just use the cerave moisturizing cream (not the baby one, just regular) on the rest of her body in the mornings and vaseline at night. After a month of doing these things, I started giving her water baths only as she likes playing in the tub and her damp skin soaks in the vaseline better. These days, we do a bath with baby wash and a hair washing 1-2 times per week and just do a wipe down with a wet rag the other nights (and still moisturize). However, I live in a warm climate and the warm temperatures do seem to be causing a flare. We did a baking soda bath last night and I am going to try to start doing those nightly again. As I mentioned earlier, she does still have flares, but never as bad as before. I just try to minimize triggers when possible: keeping her cool, washing my clothes and hers in tide free and gentle, I don't wear perfume and try to limit her exposure to those who do, etc. It's been a difficult journey, but I hope she grows out of it. I had eczema as a child and have grown out of it, so I hope she will too. I hope this helps anyone who reads it. If you or anyone have questions, I'm happy to reply.

[@TheSilverLining80]

@@smg.6685 thank you for the detailed reply. It’s so hard. Have you made any dietary changes?

[@punamshaw8102]

Hi.. My baby is 2 month old and he is suffering from the same... Could you please suggest what have you used for his hair? Really need your help..

[@sand2484]

Thanks so much for sharing! My 5 month old daughter also has eczema and it’s heartbreaking watching her scratch and be uncomfortable. I will definitely try everything out and see if my doctor can prescribe that cream for her!! I’m glad your little boy is much better now!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Thank you! Wish you and your little one all the best!!

[@13579john]

did it work?

[@sand2484]

lyn john hi, so I did try it and it wasn’t really working out. She was still super itchy. I used her prescription steroid cream for one day until eczema was better and no longer red. For the last 3 days I’ve been using sweet almond oil to moisturize her whole body I apply it 3 times a day along with Satya Organic Eczema relief balm. It’s awesome and seems to be working her skin is still no longer red. It’s good to first clear up the eczema flare up and from then to prevent eczema to begin with because it’s easier to control it that way. That’s why I’ve been moisturizing her a few times a day so that her body doesn’t get dry to begin with! And I don’t layer her with clothing sometimes she will be with just a diaper on when it’s warmer so that she’s not sweating. :)

[@ivyn.4597]

What brand of Almond sweet oil were you using @Sandra?🥰

[@ivyn.4597]

@@sand2484 which Almond oil were you using? Please 🥰

[@ventalexandria7727]

How do you keep the baking soda bath out of his eyes and mouth when he splashes around?

[@miguelteran-raful2718]

Thank you for taking the time. My baby has Eczema. How is your baby doing? I will look into that cream that you got from the Dermatologist. Any side effects to it? Please do an update video with your journey battling Eczema.

[@TaylorLindsay]

Hello. I made an update video a couple years ago. Hopefully this is helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXy5nHpmq6ueeLM

[@eliasesmommy3989]

I went straight to the doctors. My son only had eczema on his feet, he has a few patches behind his knees and his arms and a couple small patches on his back. For the longest time he was on hydrocortisone through the doctors (a stronger one) and it would go away but still come back, he will be completely clear and just digs it right back open. We have since been on betamethasone and it works but also he always scratches it back open. Its crazy... im probably going to try to do vasaline too since we have done aquaphor but as u said it didnt do anything. We do baths every other night.

[@TaylorLindsay]

So sorry you and your son are struggling with it 😔 totally feel for you. Maybe try thr baking soda baths nightly for a week and see if it helps. Vaseline worked wonders for us as well as his prescription. The Doctor said the molecules are so large that it won't seep into his blood stream which made me feel better about using it. It's called triamcinolone if you want to research it or bring it up to your doctor.

[@bayha5065]

Hi! Could you share what you do for his clothes? Cotton? Bamboo? Long sleeves even in summer to protect his skin? Especially in the summer time when it gets hot and his eczema gets worst.

[@farbeyondteesllc110]

My daughter had eczema when she was a baby. I used Dove soap and Vaseline. She never had a problem with it again.

[@ronadae8155]

I love you! I shed a tear with you when you had your mom moment. *hugs* Thank you for sharing!! So need this for my son!!

[@amyn7683]

So happy your son is doing better. My little one is 9 months old and also has eczema, i do use hydromole and vaseline. He has stubborn eczema on shoulders , a few patches on knees and a bit on cheeks. I don’t want to use steroids on his new skin. Not sure what else I should do, any advice? Also did your son have atopic eczema? Or any other kind?

[@story_teller_1987]

My daughter also has eczema...It is under control with a daily bath after a 15 minute massage with oat gel with coconut oil in it. I use sebamed soap for her only twice in a week. Immediately after shower apply a fragrance free moisturizer.

[@alexisnguyen7773]

Oatmeal baths are great! Avenno makes an oatmeal bath treatment for babies.

[@tanvigawde1612]

What’s the name of the round container cream that his doctor prescribed?

[@sexyndacityable]

With our babies it’s all trial and error. My 6yr old son had eczema for a little bit and cradle cap and I was able to cure that but now with my newborn I tried to use the same things I used with his brother and he did not work. I even tried coconut oil and Shea butter 100% and that did not work so now I feel confident in what you have used. Thick Vaseline is amazing for winter and dry skin. I was told don’t use Vaseline because it’s too thick on the skin and may block moisture but now I’m going to try it. I just gave him a bath with oatmeal and I wish I had baking soda but I don’t. But I took the Vaseline and Shea butter and Eucerin eczema lotion and mix it all together and put it on the skin. I hope this works

[@howrupal]

I am so happy for you and Calvin that he is better 🥰

[@jenniferleighton2497]

I loved your video. My husband has eczema and our littlest 5 month old has it too. I’ll try the baking soda and Vaseline as thats what my husband is using every day (the Vaseline). I’ll let you know how it goes because all we’ve tried so far hasn’t helped. Lots of love from England ♥️

[@rebekah3483]

His facial expression while being on camera that day was hilarious! He wasn't sure what to think! 🤔😶 lol! Such a cutie!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Haha he really didn't! 😆

[@gegelesoolubukola5593]

I cried alot seen my baby in this same condition. Now he's 7months and I'm so stressed about the solid food to give him. Aquaphor healing ointment and shea butter worked great on him. Sending you and baby Calvin love

[@sofiagegovic2724]

What is the medicine in the white tub?

[@jincyk.george1767]

Hi dear, Just want to check how’s your son doing with his skin? My 4 months old have extreme eczema, for my elder 4 year old anything and everything on skin was fine but with the younger one exactly opposite. I have tried some steroids cream prescribed by a skin specialist and all the drugstore creams. It has improved a lot but not fully gone. I will be trying the baking powder bath in coming days. I feel helpless some days that I can’t solve this issue for my kid. Thanks for sharing, I will try all the steps and if it didn’t work out then may b I will try to meet a paediatric dermatologist.

[@TaylorLindsay]

So sorry you’re going through this. I made an updated video on my channel. Hope you find a remedy for him! Would definitely recommend seeing a pediatric dermatologist.

[@lilsushigrl89]

Hi thanks for sharing! Can you share how much baking soda you put in the bath?

[@nimishsharma4203]

how is the baby doing now? did he outgrow from it? does he have any lingering allergies? my daughter is suffering from similar issue. vaseline does not help her. we have been going crazy over this for past few months. daughter is about to turn 5mo and we are scared to death she might suffer from allergies in the future. seeing derm pedi after 4 mo did symptoms start after 2mo vaccine? my daughter's symptoms started a week after 2mo vaccine.

[@beecee7488]

THANK YOU SOOO MICH FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO! I and going to buy the Vaseline and try the baking soda bath on my baby tomorrow

[@nancychen4095]

Hi Taylor, I’m so glad Calvin is doing so much better. My son is also 5 months old and going through the same thing. I know those crying nights. We have tried so many products. May I ask what has helped for the eczema on his face? Also do you put destin all over his body?

[@TaylorLindsay]

I used vaseline (original blue label) for his face. Desitin is a diaper rash cream so I only used it there. Hope this helps!

[@DJRenee]

Most AVENO products work

[@leizl980]

@@TaylorLindsay I will try this thank you for your video

[@r.octaviasari8840]

Hi Taylor, what other creams that dermatologist has given you which is similar to vaseline? Thanks

[@bn7367]

Hi what's the name of the medication the doctor recommended? Also did you put the Destin all over his body or only in the diaper area? Please

[@TracyPodz]

My 2 year old has struggled with eczema since birth as well. Tubby todd also made it worse, eczema honey brand did nothing, tried goat milk products, oatmeal baths, he had an allergic reaction to vanicream. I use a steroid when he has a really bad bleeding spot but as far as what I finally found that works is Eucerin Eczema relief cream. I have to slather him in it every night but it’s the only thing so far that has worked! Vaseline would probably do the same I bet! Just an FYI if you haven’t tried that product and wanted something over the counter to try as well.

[@TaylorLindsay]

Gosh, I can completely relate to you. It was so defeating trying product after product and not seeing progress. Would highly recommend the baking soda baths! Hope your little one finds long term relief!

[@TracyPodz]

Taylor Lindsay thanks and yes I need to try the baking soda baths!

[@drshama2224]

Hi lindsy ,kindly write a name of creams which you used i cant understand properly ,my daughter has eczma since birth and now she is 12 yrs old and condition is same please advice me

[@TracyPodz]

@@drshama2224 Eucerin Eczema Relief cream

[@immydeng7569]

Can someone please tell me the name of the cream the doctor prescribed I couldn’t see it probably on the video. I have kids kids struggling with eczema on their faces. 😢

[@kimtran3802]

Thank you so much for sharing. You are a great mom...wishing you and your family the best.

[@keeper2883]

Great video - thank you for sharing! We are on the same journey with our 4.5 month old daughter. As far as the onset around the 2 month mark, did that also coincide with initial vaccinations? We went from perfect skin and no allergies/ eczema to both pretty significantly. Just trying to connect all of the dots. Thank you!

[@wtsy1117]

Yes I agree with you the moment we have my current four month baby bcg vaccine she developed eczema I’m so frustrated!!

[@arleneagtarap4080]

My baby developed eczema at around four months. My mom and i are wondering if had to do with his immunization. I mean it’s so damn stressing me out like a mother fu****!!

[@angelinevillaflores6925]

Its me again, do i have to use any shampoo and body wash or just pure baking soda bath?thankyou so much

[@jeanettedegarmo9722]

I'm glad he's doing better

[@marielarocha4835]

Thanks for sharing Your story it has benefit me tremendously . 🙏🏻

[@mohamedfatimi1163]

Poor baby I hope you speed recovery

[@lbarnes05]

Hes so cute. Just chilling for his video 😊

[@RachelWeber-ch5lm]

Hi there. I watched your video a few weeks ago and it helped push me to get a dermatology referral for my 5 month old son. His head and face look similar to your son's, and everything the pediatrician was prescribing was making it worse. As of today, we are also doing a medicated ointment and vaseline, all with the same instructions you got. I have to ask - did all of this petroleum/ointment destroy the fabrics your baby touched? I have used vaseline before with him and the sheets he slept on are forever stained. I'm so excited to have a remedy and feel hopeful after seeing your video, but at the same time am a little stressed about destroying his clothes, my clothes, sheets, bouncers, etc. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Hi there! Yes, the oil residue did leave stains. If you take dawn dish soap and treat it prior to washing, it should all come out. Hope that helps!

[@zayaancarr6305]

Im telling u all the babies that was born from covid time onwards all has this skin conditions my son two😢...they definitely changed the immunization that our babies get ..and that is the one they get before two months im telling u cuz stats shows that most babies are getting it from two months onwards I have two daughters that never experienced this and we dont have eczme in our family...just saying medication injected into babies was definitely tamperd with....so that the world health organizarion can make money off of there medication...all about money ..dnt give a dam about humanity

[@jonathancarey3029]

My little girl was born summer of '20. We did not get her vaccinated, and she has still always had eczema. So that's not the reason for us... just sayin

[@angelinevillaflores6925]

Hello im just wanna to ask about baking soda? What brand? Sorry i just want to make sure. Im a first time mom and mt daughter also having a really bad cradle cap and her skin is so dry,red and flakey.. I already raised this concern to my family dpctor but she only just for now is coconut oil but no luck.. Fpr the vaseline i will put on my babys head before the bath and after bath? I hope you will see my messge and waiting for yohr reply. Thankyou

[@gregoriodanielhilario8316]

I hope this works for my granddaughter, she’s 5 months old and 1000 times worst than what you ángel looks in the pictures , Thxs

[@karenmalenab3482]

Hello! Did you put vaseline too in your baby's head that head eczema?

[@chonevongsakeo6330]

I hope u see this cuz my baby is going thru a lot and he’s only 3months. His head, behide the knee and arm creases/folds are weeping and have blisters. Did u use the destin on his weeping folds too?

[@TaylorLindsay]

Hi. No, desitin is a diaper rash cream. Only use in that area.

[@mayraplascencia2007]

How is your baby now @chone ? My baby is almost 3 months and he is the same as yours. The doctor recommended a different steroid oil than the one listed in this video, I’m kind of nervous to use it. I wonder how your baby is doing and if anything helped?

[@william46199]

The slick oily one after the Vaseline. What is it. I'm a stay at home dad. My 6 month old son has eczima as well.

[@TaylorLindsay]

I’ve replied to a few people in the comments regarding the name of it. Check them out 😊 hope it helps!

[@sharmileewilliams3661]

Hey... did your baby have any flare ups of eczema. My 9 month old I have used qlit of products and I just cam across your vidoe. Any new updates on baby eczema will be appreciated. Thanks!😊

[@umwalialine]

Hello, may I ask how long the baking soda baths are?

[@evangelinemahendran4924]

Literally try to only use oat based products. Although I tried an Aveeno cream that stung, I believe that was due to what I was using to wash myself. I've got everything from Aveeno and they are great product with no real fragrance. Also try the Aveeno cleansing oil, sometimes we just need not use anything liquid or soap based or just alternate when washing. Xxxxx

[@nikkielevated2481]

Aveeno makes my 11 month old daughter worse. I mean she immediately breaks out in bumps and welts.

[@mpb6146]

This happened to our older son who just turned 6 recently. He had it so much worse and the medication you showed and mentioned, is the one dr prescribed and it works like crazy.

[@vitoliaaualiitia7173]

What the name of the cream that you were prescribed for your baby ?

[@ashleeramirez7483]

Thanks so much for sharing! My son has the exact same condition and was prescribe the same topical cream. But his head and face started to look bad again, I was wondering, did you put the prescribed topical cream on his face and head as well? After he healed , how did you maintain that? I would really appreciated your answer.

[@TaylorLindsay]

First off so sorry you’re going through this. Yes, we were told to put it on his head but not his face. Once he was healed we had no problems maintaining. His body reacted really well to it and didn’t rely on the ointment/medication. Once fully healed we no longer needed to put anything on his scalp. However, from time to time his cheeks will get dry and I’ll just use Vaseline or a face cream by Evereden.

[@vibz4021]

My baby has eczema really bad. I have no idea what to do again to help her. What’s the moisturizer the doctor recommended?

[@kikkykares]

Can you share the name of the prescribe ointment you mentioned that is almost like Vaseline? Thank you

[@zahraaal-salih7512]

Thanks for sharing this video I am iraqi and live in Turkey and some products are not available here. I have a question please do you apply the Destin cream as a moisturizer after bath all over your son's body or only on the diaper area?

[@marissarathbone6141]

I use eucerin and it works half the time...im going to have to try this.

[@insomniakim1]

Bless you....happy you both are better now

[@katperkins1670]

Have you tried tallow balm?

[@TheRansomHouse]

Thank you mama my son scratches so bad he bleeds. I’m going to ask his pediatrician about this cream.

[@walteredmund7808]

My baby developed same thing at 2 months old. We were in and out of emergency room cuz he reacted to hydrocortisone which his eczema got infected 😭 we were transported to the children’s hospital which he got to see pediatric dermatologist too and we were sent home after 3 days with the same treatment; Original dove for wash, Vaseline for moisturizer and triamcinolone ointment for affected areas. He’s is 2 and half yrs old now and I’m so satisfied with the way his skin has progressed over time. Now I’m using mostly Vaseline and triamcinolone only on red spots !!!

[@anchiledi9722]

Hydrocortisone improve for while when I stoped it it came back

[@BizDr]

Hi what's the other product that looks like Vaseline? My 5 month old son is struggling with eczema

[@emilylane9777]

are you still using the medication? are there any negative side affects to the medicine?

[@haq92000]

What is the name of the cream please my daughter got same connection thanks

[@TrangNguyen-kc5tl]

Do you apply Vaseline on his head everyday? If yes, is it done right after bath?

[@TaylorLindsay]

Now that hes healed, I only apply on the areas of his head that become dry or get a flare up.

[@TrangNguyen-kc5tl]

I start trying out your recommendation :) I have been using baking soda bath for my daughter (She is 5 months old with severe eczema and cradle cap) for the past 2 days and am planning to do that everyday. Is it okay to use baking soda bath everyday? How long can I use it for without harming her? I also apply Vaseline all over her body and head. How long will it take to see the improvement? Sorry for so many questions 😂 I am so glad I found your video because I have tried so many things on my daughter and none of them work so far. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Poor baby. So awful seeing them like that. My doctor said it was safe to do the baking soda bath every night. We've been doing it for 2 months straight now. I would consult with your doctor, if you're worried about it. We sae improvement OVERNIGHT but we were also presciped a medication which helped dramatically. Cant say how long it will take with just vaseline... but I hope you see quick healing! Sending love and prayers.

[@dorib.3367]

Trang Nguyen you know baby Aveeno has soapless cleanser and Amazon has a baby shampoo for eczema, and a ointment for babies I also used Eucerin cream with Vaseline as Taylor said it does wonders.

[@angelliya2959]

Why is aquaphor not good? I was recommended to use aquaphor. I have been using aquaphor for my baby

[@juliacarter1280]

Have you tried shea butter?

[@mansipatel7279]

Did you use Desitin on Ezcema rash or just on diaper area?

[@wintanamt]

Hi and thank you for your video. My son is 19 months old and despite doing everything under the sun to heal is eczema he has yet to have a solid night of sleep without itching or scrubbing his face to death. I’m so tired and emotionally drained by this issue. My question to you is, how often is your son having breakouts to where you have to apply that prescribed ointment? And are you doing anything special with his diet or does he eat anything he wants? Would love to hear an update. Cheers.

[@TaylorLindsay]

So sorry you’re dealing with this. I know exactly how you feel. We applied the cream every night for about 5-7 days then he was completely healed. I would say he maybe breaks out once a month? It isn’t anything drastic maybe just a spot on his leg or arm. I let him have any type of food. His eczema doesn’t flare with food it’s mainly environmental or by friction if he’s crawling around a lot a particular day, etc. hope this helps!

[@wintanamt]

@@TaylorLindsay Thank you so much. Really appreciate your response. I'm in the process of requesting a referral from my doctor to see a pediatric dermatologist so fingers crossed we will be funneled in to a successful treatment. My son's diet is so restricted at the moment because I've gone crazy suspecting so many foods as being triggers so I'll also be looking to get him tested for allergies. Thanks again🙏🏾

[@TaylorLindsay]

@@wintanamt I wish you and your son all the best. Hang in there!! In the interim you can always try the baking soda baths nightly. Won’t hurt him. If anything will help his body absorb moisture more. Baths help open the pores to absorb lotions better. But you’re his mama and know what’s best. Thinking of you and sending you prayers!

[@wintanamt]

@@TaylorLindsay I'm going to try the baking soda soak for sure. Thank you so much for your well wishes and prayers. I send the same sentiments to and your beautiful family. All the best❤

[@TaylorLindsay]

😘😘

[@irenek1437]

Hi.. Please if possible can you give the contact info for pediatric dermatologist? Thank you.

[@randanasrawi9859]

Thanks for the video , what shampoo you were using for the baby ??

[@TaylorLindsay]

We don’t use any shampoo

[@randanasrawi9859]

Taylor Lindsay and no powder I guess ?

[@TaylorLindsay]

I just use the bath water... baking soda water 🙂

[@rosemarymaulaloteo7178]

Hi my 3 months old daughter got the same on her head and face … But her one is really itcy and will always cry if I try to cover her hands from scratching her head and face … I’m currently using hydrocortisone atm it only helps a lil

[@Shawn-gc2de]

Did I miss it ? What's the medication name? Thankyou

[@roscoerubee4972]

Castor oil is a great product for eczema too!

[@breadandcloth]

Hi, curious who the pediatric dermo was? I'm also in NC

[@TaylorLindsay]

I wish I could recall her name. It was nearly 3 years ago we saw her. She was out of Concord, NC though. Hopefully that helps

[@vanessavillalpando9545]

My baby boy is also 5 months old and his eczema was similar to Calvin’s. It was so sad to see my baby like that. I stated using the Vaseline and that worked wonders. His skin still feels dry but the redness is so much better. I am going to try the baking soda baths. Thanks for the recommendations. I’m happy Calvin is doing better!

[@TaylorLindsay]

Vaseline is incredible! Glad it worked for your baby too! Thank you 🙂

[@nikkistineskine]

Hi, what was the name of the other product you used overnight? It was not mentioned. My daughter has very itchy eczema and I've almost tried everything. Have you tried fish oil vitamins?

[@TaylorLindsay]

It's called triamcinolone. You need a prescription for it. I didn't try fish oil

[@mc-ling8739]

@@TaylorLindsay just made some research and seems it's pretty much like steroid cream, on the long run it's not gonna work

[@TaylorLindsay]

@@mc-ling8739 thankfully my son was able to get off of the ointment with no issues/withdrawals. His skin has been nearly perfect since it cleared up months ago 😀

[@snowangels3082]

Did you ever try breastmilk baths?