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Cream's and babies |
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Anonymous Author (February 2007) |
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I've found that if you don't put cream's or baby oil or what ever on babies, they'll get exzema when they're older, or some sort of skin complaint. But this doesn't happen with every child, as everyone's skin, doesn't matter how old you are, baby to elderly, you will most likely still get eczema, so i'm saying that cream's, oils etc doesn't work on every child.
've observed this from my brother's children and friends children, so it's best to always keep a baby nice and moisterised while a baby, so they don't have skin problems when they get older.
If your child reacts to cream, keep trying until you find something they're ok with, and keep applying it through out until they're in school. It's not a waste of time or anything, it's just too keep their skins nice and soft and no irritations etc when they get older.
Lexi xxx
