Baby Skincare

When your baby’s skin is red, dry and scratchy, what should you do?

Dry skin conditions are common in babies and often, dry skin on your baby will clear up on their own. Sometimes though, it can cause an ongoing problem.

Baby eczema looks different on every skin tone.

Welcoming a newborn can be an exciting and magical time. But we understand caring for them can sometimes feel overwhelming – especially when it comes to looking after their skin.

Babies are prone to skin irritation in their first few months. While itchy skin is rarely a sign of anything serious, it can be associated with skin conditions such as eczema.

Noticed a rash on your baby’s nappy area? This could be nappy rash. Nappy rash is common, affecting up to a third of babies and toddlers at any one time.

Giving your baby a massage can be a lovely way of bonding with your little one. You can foster a deeper connection with them through touch, and many babies find the experience calming. It can also help provide relief from certain health issues.

Your newborn may be prone to different types of baby rashes. In fact, it’s quite normal for newborns and babies to develop rashes in their first few months, as a variety of factors can trigger these skin changes.