Eczema is one of the most prevalent allergic skin conditions in early childhood. It often appears as a small red papule or rash or as a large outbreak with pus and water. In the face of eczema “harassment” of the baby, the following several treatment misconceptions, parents have not noticed? Pediatric eczema does get better with age, and many will disappear on their own. However, further aggravation of eczema can lead to secondary infections, repeated scratching can affect the child’s sleep, and can easily leave scarring, and as an allergic condition, it can easily complicate other allergic diseases if not taken seriously. Although some elderly people believe that eczema will get better after the child is weaned, unless the baby is really intolerant to breast milk (such cases are rare), don’t wean your baby easily, breast milk is the most suitable and best food for your baby. Avoiding food does not help much in preventing eczema, but on the contrary, it can cause an imbalance in the child’s nutritional intake. Unless there is a clear allergy to a particular food, you should not intentionally restrict your child’s diet. For the common eczema, there is no conflict with bathing. If you do not bathe for a long time, the bacteria and sweat stains that grow will irritate the skin and aggravate the condition. However, if eczema is severe enough to cause skin breakdown and ulceration, it is necessary to avoid getting water on the wound. Eczema is not a contraindication to vaccination, and vaccination can be administered normally if the eczema is not severe. Vaccination should only be delayed in the acute infection phase of severe and persistent eczema. Goat milk protein is 92% similar to cow milk protein. Most babies who are allergic to cow’s milk are also allergic to goat’s milk. For babies 0-1 years old who are allergic to cow’s milk, then the baby needs to be weaned from all foods related to cow’s milk. To be on the safe side, mothers are advised to choose deeply hydrolyzed formula or amino acid formula powder. Parents are often concerned about the effects of hormonal medications on their child’s growth, but this only occurs with high doses of oral hormonal medications, and the side effects caused by hormonal creams are limited to the skin. For mild eczema, parents are not encouraged to use hormonal medications on their children, and general medications to kill the itch are sufficient. However, for moderate to severe eczema, topical hormonal creams are the first choice of medication, and if not treated in time, it is easy to keep the condition from being effectively controlled. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who think that eczema is caused by too much wet skin, in fact, the opposite, eczema skin is very afraid of dryness, to keep moist often to do, moisturizing is the basis of eczema skin care, good moisturizing can be half the battle. There are some prescriptions that can help you get your infant eczema under control, but it should be reminded that some methods lack a scientific basis and even have various side effects, these methods are best to get the guidance of a doctor before using them is good, in time conditions or as soon as possible to the hospital for treatment. Pediatric eczema recurring, it seems difficult to cure, in fact, strict avoidance of allergens, protect the skin barrier, and so the baby’s immune function gradually stabilized after the eczema will no longer flare up.