As the weather gets warmer, the number of babies who get eczema increases. Not only are there many allergens in spring, such as pollen, microorganisms, insects, pet fur and secretions, but the humid climate makes it easier for baby eczema to recur. As eczema is often accompanied by an itchy feeling, babies may scratch their own skin, and it hurts the mother to see her baby so uncomfortable. The causes of eczema Most of the eczema in babies is due to allergies, which mostly occurs in babies from birth to 2 years old. The main reason for this is intolerance or allergy to ingestion, inhalation or contact: 1, external environment: external environmental changes such as dust, smoke, mites, dry, hot and humid, temperature differences, insufficient cleaning or excessive cleaning, as well as various pollutants and harmful substances may cause eczema. 2, breastfeeding: breastfeeding mothers ingest food that can cause allergies, which may cause eczema in babies. Common allergens in babies: egg whites, peanuts, soybeans, fresh milk and products, shelled seafood. Breastfeeding mothers do not all have to suspend the consumption of common allergy-prone foods such as milk unless it is clear that the baby is allergic to such foods. It is important to remind mothers that it is important to stick to the first breastfeeding after birth. Many babies have added formula shortly after birth, which may lead to milk protein allergy when the baby receives milk again. 3. Heredity: If the parents are allergic patients, they will also inherit to the baby. This type of baby is recommended to use partially hydrolyzed protein formula to help prevent or delay the onset of baby’s allergy symptoms. Hydrolysed protein formulas chop up intact macromolecules of protein to form a softer, more absorbable curd in the stomach, thus being more easily absorbed by the baby’s tender gut and easier to digest, helping to alleviate various digestive discomfort problems in babies. Eczema treatment Eczema is not curable, but eczema can be controlled and self-healing! If your baby has eczema, don’t panic, mom and dad should do this: mild eczema: mom and dad need to take good care of it, often use hypoallergenic skin cream to keep the skin moisturized, avoid overheating sunlight and clothing friction and other physical stimuli, avoid chemical stimulation of toiletries can control the condition. When choosing moisturizing products for your baby, you should choose creams and creams instead of lotions, because after lotions are applied to the skin, the water will evaporate quickly and cannot moisturize the skin continuously. Severe eczema: In addition to the above care tools, you should also listen to your doctor and use topical hormone creams to avoid delaying treatment. The proper use of topical hormone creams does not affect the growth and development of your baby.