Baby Eczema Lotion, Lightweight Soothing Moisturizer for Eczema Prone Skin, With Colloidal Oatmeal, 5 ounce

This is AMAZING! I’ve suffered from extreme dry skin for years and nothing worked. I bought this and it works wonders! It took away the dryness within days! My son has eczema and took it away right away. I never write reviews but this was worth writing a review for! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND.

Works amazing on my little guy!! He had some spots pop up on his back so I immediately started looking for the best option for eczema cream with good ingredients. Not only is it good for your body - it works great!! Hyland’s is my very favorite clean baby brand. Highly recommend this product!

Thank goodness for this lotion. It has helped my toddlers eczema tremendously! I had tried many other lotions and this is the only one that has helped.

Love this for my daughters eczema. It’s a thick cream so that helps. Doesn’t completely make it go away though. Definitely helps better than any other cream I’ve tried so far though.

Its the only thing that worked at completely clearing my daughters eczema and keeping it away when I remember to apply it as a preventative at least once a week on her arms. She gets eczema during the cold months and I tried several other things before trying this. So thankful to have found this natural remedy!

Love this cream! It’s the only thing I’ve found for my toddlers skin and mine that actually keeps us hydrated and for multiple days after application!

Didn't have an adverse reactions or anything, but it also didnt improve the eczema either.

Bought this to try on my kids skin. We had been using Eucerin with good results but I like this brand. I found it to be just as good as Eucerin. My kids get dry skin patches and the occasional very small patches of eczema. This helps clear it up and, with regular use, prevent new skin irritation. I apply minutes after leaving the bath or shower for best results. On problem areas I’ll also apply during diaper changes. It’s also helpful begins the ears if your kids are prone to “cradle cap”.