Baby · Skin
Baby Eczema
Gentle, fragrance-free routines to calm flare-ups and protect the skin barrier.
Common symptoms
- Dry itchy skin
- Red or inflamed patches
- Small raised bumps
- Flaky or scaly skin
- Skin discolouration
Bundle · save $12.15
Eczema Starter Kit
A pharmacist's everyday eczema routine in one bundle: heal, hydrate, and calm the itch.
- Eau Thermale Avene XeraCalm A.D Lipid-Replenishing Cream
- Shoosha Organic Baby Calendula Oil
- Shoosha Eczema Healing Balm
$68.82
$80.97
Picked by OkonkwoAvene · 400 mL
$40.99
What pharmacists reach for
Organized by what you're trying to do right now. Every product carries an honest evidence rating.
Calm a flare-up now
Itchy, red, miserable. These are what we reach for when skin is actively inflamed and you need relief in the next 24–48 hours.
Moisturize daily
Apply fragrance-free moisturiser within 3 minutes of every bath on still-damp skin, and at every diaper change during a flare.
Picked by OkonkwoAvene · 400 mL
$40.99
Picked by ShahLa Roche-Posay · 400 mL
$33.95
Barrier support
When the regular cream is not cutting it, a thicker occlusive ointment locks moisture in and protects raw or cracked skin.
Quick guide
When to talk to a pro
- You are unsure which moisturiser or cream is right for your baby or how to use it with corticosteroids.
- The eczema is not improving after 1 to 2 weeks of consistent moisturising.
- You want to know if a prescription cream might be needed or other things that could help.
- You have questions about ingredients or product safety.