Eczema is a relatively common dermatological disorder that generally occurs in infants and young children. The main reason for this is that the immune function of infants and young children is not well developed, their resistance is poor and their ability to absorb nutrients is relatively poor, so they have a greater chance of developing eczema compared to adults. If you have a baby with eczema, you should treat it promptly to avoid any adverse effects on your health. The use of eczema creams for infants needs to be chosen according to the shape of the rash. For mild erythema and pimples, astringent and antipruritic glycolic lotion can be used, while short-term weak hormonal ointments such as hydrocortisone butyrate and Denide cream can be used for treatment. Children who are six months old can use tacrolimus, pimecrolimus, etc. under medical supervision. Take care to make sure that the eczema area is treated well before applying the medication to the affected child. After application, avoid your baby scratching the medication with his hands and avoid contact with his eyes or mouth. In addition, if the rash has oozing and yellow water, cold compresses with saline or boric acid solution should be applied before applying creams. In addition to the application of the relevant cream treatment, the daily care of infant eczema is also more important. For example, do not touch the eczema affected area, and do not use alkaline soap or other skin care products in your life. You should pay attention to add clothes to your baby according to the environment and temperature changes, and keep the skin dry, which is more conducive to the recovery of their condition.