Recurring eczema on a baby's face is usually related to a weakened skin barrier, environmental irritants, or improper skincare. It's recommended to start with daily care, keeping the skin clean and moisturized, and carefully observing for potential triggers.
The specific reasons can be understood from the following aspects:
1. Skin characteristics: Infants' skin is thinner and has a weaker ability to retain moisture, making it prone to eczema due to dryness or slight irritation.
2. External environmental influences: Contact with sweat, saliva, irritating fabrics, or being in a dry, hot environment can trigger or worsen eczema.
3. Care methods: Over-cleansing, using skin care products containing alcohol or fragrance, or failing to moisturize in time can all affect skin recovery.
For daily care, gently wash the baby's face with warm water and pat dry, then apply a gentle moisturizing cream suitable for infants and young children; avoid using harsh soaps or frequent rubbing of the skin. If the eczema persists or worsens, it is recommended to consult a doctor and choose appropriate care products or topical medications under their guidance to help the baby's skin gradually recover and stabilize.
