Skin Tips

Teaching children and teens the basics of gentle skincare can set them up for lifelong healthy habits. This post covers easy tips like choosing fragrance-free cleansers, moisturizing daily, using sunscreen, managing acne safely, and supporting skin through healthy eating. A must-read for parents looking to build smart skincare routines from a young age.

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Eczema in babies can be challenging, but with daily gentle care, it’s manageable. This post offers practical tips for soothing sensitive skin, like using fragrance-free emollients such as By Dr Mom Beta Cream, practicing safe bathing routines, and identifying common triggers. Learn how to manage flare-ups and when to speak to your doctor about treatment options. A must-read for any parent navigating baby eczema.

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Although term babies have fully competent skin when they are born, their skin continues to develop during their first year of life and is more susceptible to infections and damage than adult skin. That is why I recommend special care when looking after your little ones skin.

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Beta-Glucan is a multifunctional ingredient that not only acts as a potent humectant but also enhances the skin's natural defenses and repair mechanisms. Its ability to promote hydration, reduce inflammation, and stimulate collagen production

makes it a valuable addition to skincare formulations aimed at improving skin health and appearance.

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At birth babies are covered in vernix. This is a waxy white substance that acts as a natural moisturizer and may have anti-bacterial properties. The World Health Organization recommends delaying the first bath for 24 hours.

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The skin barrier of newborns continues to develop from birth until around age 2. Skin thickness and immaturity are two reasons why babies have more sensitive skin than toddlers. Babies have thinner skin compared to older children and adults. Baby skin is still developing and its impaired barrier function which makes it more susceptible to skin irritation, moisture loss and infections.

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