The self-healing time of infant eczema varies from person to person and from condition to condition and cannot be generalized. Infant eczema is a common skin condition in babies within 1 year of age and has a certain degree of self-healing. Infant eczema mainly affects the head and face and is characterized by erythema and papules, accompanied by varying degrees of itching. If the child has mild symptoms and is in good health, it will usually heal on its own in about a week. If the child has severe symptoms and is in poor health, the healing time may extend to several months or even more than six months. It is recommended that infant eczema be treated in pediatric dermatology in a timely manner. If not treated in a timely manner, some infant eczema can develop further, resulting in subacute eczema or even chronic eczema, which can lead to the prolongation of eczema. In addition, the baby eczema period also need to do a good job of reasonable diet feeding, to avoid the baby scratching caused by other situations, to help eczema recovery.