Many mothers are not sure why their babies develop eczema on their faces, while other babies have smooth faces, which makes mothers very annoyed and worried about their babies. So, what are the reasons why babies develop eczema? Let's all learn about it together!
Firstly, younger children are generally more prone to developing eczema, which is a normal phenomenon, especially for babies under one year old who have a higher frequency of developing eczema. However, as the baby grows older, this situation will improve. Younger babies are prone to developing eczema because their skin is delicate and has poor breathability, and their parents cover them tightly, making them more prone to eczema.
Secondly, poor breathability of the baby's skin is a major cause of eczema, and babies with allergies can also develop eczema. Some babies have an allergic constitution, and many parents are not aware of it. Therefore, when babies come into contact with allergens, they will develop eczema. It is recommended that mothers take their babies to the hospital to check the specific situation and identify the reasons for their repeated eczema.
Finally, not paying attention to diet can also lead to eczema in babies, so mothers must be extra careful when feeding their babies and not let them eat some stimulating foods, because breastfeeding children have weaker immune systems, and if not avoided, it is easy to harm the baby's skin.
