Protecting your child’s skin from the sun is essential, especially in summer. Choosing the right sunscreen (physical or chemical) can make a big difference. Physical sunscreen are safest for young children, while chemical options may suit older kids. Learn how to pick the best protection and keep your child safe year-around.
Newborn skin is delicate and often develops rashes or bumps as it adjusts to life outside the womb. Most are harmless and face on their own, but some may signal serious conditions. Learn to recognize common baby skin issues and when to seek medical advice with this helpful guide for parents.
Dry skin is common, especially during Canada’s harsh winters. For babies, gentle care is key: bathe with mild, pH-neutral cleansers, pat skin dry, and apply a fragrance-free, thick moisturizer right after. Consider Beta-Glucan baths for added hydration, and use barrier creams to protect diapered areas from irritation and dryness.
Children’s skincare should adapt to seasonal changes, as temperature, humidity, and sun exposure impact the skin barrier—especially in those with eczema. Cold months require frequent moisturizing with ceramides and beta glucans, while warmer months call for sun protection and individualized care to prevent flares and UV-induced skin damage.
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.
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.
