Most of the children’s feet peeling skin may be due to sweat herpes. Because children, especially the foot area, the development of sweat glands or sweat ducts developmental disorders, sweat is the normal excretion, but the excretion is not out of the skin surface, some may be stagnant in the stratum corneum below, so the formation of stagnation, stagnation, after the damage to the stratum corneum, resulting in stratum corneum shedding, is the symptom of peeling skin. In addition to the peeling of the skin due to sweating herpes, there may also be localized eczema, especially on the feet, which may initially appear as certain papules and pimples. When the papules and pimples develop to a certain stage, it may lead to shedding of the cuticle, which is a symptom of peeling skin.