Another Reason to Give Babies Peanut Butter
To complicate matters further, the advice on when babies should first try peanut-containing products has changed dramatically in that time. Fifteen years ago, doctors told parents to wait until … There seemed to be other benefits among peanut-eaters …
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Having a little work done: Now as routine as 'eating kale and going to spin class'
“Twenty-five, 30 years ago, everybody thought of dermatology as psoriasis, eczema, acne and warts,” said Tina Alster, a high-profile Washington dermatologist who gave several lectures during the convention. These days, dermatology is as much the …
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How 'gentle' skin creams could give your baby eczema
Today, babies and children are exposed to harsher soaps and detergents, containing more synthetic ingredients, than they were 60 years ago. Even so-called baby products can contain detergents too harsh for these at-risk children, says Professor Cork.
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5 toxic chemicals you should avoid in baby care products
You might love the smell of your baby's lotion, but fragrance is linked to allergies, skin irritation and eczema and can be toxic to various organs in the body. Plus, the term itself can be used to mask hundreds of other dangerous chemicals in the …
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6 Ways to Soothe Baby Eczema
Choose mild products made specifically for eczema or sensitive skin. “Eczema skin has a defect in the skin barrier,” explains dermatologist Jessica Wu, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Southern California School of …
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