
Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease that can occur in both children and adults. When it manifests in children, it is almost impossible to cure it permanently. Moreover, it is a chronic skin disease that progresses in flare-ups. Discover the key points to remember about psoriasis in babies or psoriasis in children.

Eczema is a common skin condition in children and infants, causing concern for many parents. One aspect that garners much interest is the potential link between infant diet and eczema. Using current scientific knowledge, let's explore this relationship together.

Atopic eczema is a skin issue that can affect all ages. Babies are not spared, and it is estimated that about one in five children are affected by this dermatosis. To alleviate the infant and reassure the parents, it is important to be able to recognise atopic eczema. Let's discover together what the signs of this condition are.

The label "children" is increasingly visible on sun protection products, indicating that they are intended for a specific category of individuals. However, is there a difference between these sun care products with specific labelling for children compared to general sun protection products?

Babies too can encounter specific skin problems. During the first few months following their birth, it is not uncommon to see thick patches, commonly referred to as "cradle cap", appear on their scalp or body. Learn more about this common and benign condition affecting approximately two-thirds of infants.

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