use isoderm for bathing or showering.

for skin care, i use to get the cream from famous clinic (Klinik Balkhis, Kota Bharu). Still haven't figure out the cream they use, mostly see the staff bancuh the cream by mixing of other products. so far the skin cream suitable for my son.

Recently we just found out our daughter has eczema too. Pity that she have to cut down on her favorite foods.

Does the Cepathil baby shower and cetaphil moisturizer help? Can the Cepathil baby shower use for hair wash?

Lastly, where did u do the allergy test and how much it cost?

Thanks!

good that u know what's the allergies. at least can reduce the occurence of the eczema. btw, where did you go for the allergy test?

Have you checked your washing machine?

Hi try see this product fro uk https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/7274822/e...lds-farm-cream/

You can purchase at lazada. https://www.lazada.com.my/-i473486918-s7743...lFlag=true&mp=3

I've been having Eczema when im a kid last time...The only product that my mother bought me was Eucerin. It works for me....You can have a try.

Sharing this as a fellow parents whose kids have eczema:
As there are many brands/types of eczema lotions/cream out there, some may work wonders for some but not all.
My personal opinion would be to try and see which lotion works best for your child.

As for my child (he also developed eczema when he was about 6months), my wife and I tried many brands and kept a very-minimal,if almost no, tolerance to any lotion/cream that contains steroids. Eventually we found Cetaphil Restoraderm works best to bring down and prevent flare-ups.
The more "potent" one we used was Natralia's Eczema & Psoriasis Cream, but I tend to use it as sparingly as possible as we were concerned that too much might condition my child's skin to develop a need to use an even "stronger" cream in the future.

Now my child is 6, and there are still flare-ups due to eczema causing situations i.e dust/unsuitable sun-screen lotions, etc., his skin is much better an all we can do is keep his skin as moisturized as possible. Resorted to the normal(cheaper) Cetaphil moisturizer at the moment. 

But for me, bottom-line would be to keep skin as moisturized as possible.

Aveeno Dermexa (Ezcema Therapy) can be bought from major pharmacies like Guardia, Watsons and even online at Lazada and Shopee.

Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy = Aveeno Baby Dermexa
There was some regulation/licensing issue that in Msia they have to use the name Dermexa instead of Ezcema Therapy. Not sure the exact info but more or less is because of that.

I know!! Back then, wife and I had to be as thick-skinned as possible to pester anyone who's going to Australia to buy Eczema lotions/creams for us. One product we couldn't find here (during then) was the Natralia Psoriasis Eczema cream. Not to mention Restoraderm is more expensive than in Australia. I think it was MYR130 here, where as we got some friends to buy and bring it back for MYR60/per bottle... I think it was around AUD20 or less over there, provided you get from places like Chemist Warehouse, etc.

Don't give formula milk as have laktose. Give soy expensive but good for them. My son was so bad so drink only soy. Isomil Plus is ok

First kudos to a great parenting ... but eczema comes in a lot of sensitivities, I'll separate a few in below summarize;

1. For head try use sebame so they won't form bad dandruff but consult pharmacy if it's ok for infant this age
2. Use soap which is medicinal
3. Seafood is a no no
4. Tight waist pant, belt metal will cause itchiness - try stay out of it

Lastly I got one friend severe case but he's late 20s or early 30s it comes and go, he went hospital for jap and they wrap him like mummy but it was a good kill for the eczhema.. note that this is better treatment in SG as MY treat it differently

Isomil Plus too? Hmm

7 months old baby is fed with manufactured formula?!!
Then suffer eczema, parents continue to feed formula!!!

Mother's breast milk is the best food for baby.

While reverting to breast milk, surface cleaning and hygiene, remember to keep the skin moisturize. Two weeks should be evidence.

I pity seeing comments about seafood for a 6 months baby. Some parents really need to get educated.

Thank you for clarifying. Child is 3+ years of age.

There is a human physiological function called "weening"
It is natural and common. It means human child goes off milk.

Then find out, 'lactose intolerance' another natural physiological change.

Once you understand these physiological functions, then ask one question.
Why are you forcing your child milk that the body is design to reject.

When you shift to Isomil, the body still has to expel the toxin.
That's why the eczema did not subside. Also I suggest 2 weeks.

Hope it is clear what you need to do.

Don't listen to public because there are people profiting from selling milk. Remember one PM once said 1mdb is good but then hoard billions at home.

2 weeks, then see the results.