I do when his skin gets dry, but not as part of bedtime routine because he's squirmy and it does the opposite of calm him down.
This. It's not a routine, but when she is dry, I apply it right after her bath. S also isn't bathed nightly and does get a healthy application of aquaphor for her eczema, so there's that.
Everyday after her bath, very dry climate here and her skin drys out really easily. Sometimes in the morning on her face too if it's really cold and windy.
She's got eczema like me, so whenever she has a flare we lather up with aquaphor. Otherwise we use a little baby lotion on her dry spots (elbows, lower legs) after each bath.
She gets nighttime lotion every night and regular lotion every morning. She doesn't have super dry skin, but we have always done it and she likes it! The few times we have been out and she didn't get lotion (for example, at my SIL and she gets a bath but not her lotion) I can tell in the morning when I put the other lotion in her. It soaks right now. She also get aquaphor around her mouth and nose when she's teething and has a lot of drool and snot.
Post by tenniscourt on Jan 18, 2015 17:09:11 GMT -5
I put it on him daily because of extra dry skin per his pedi's recommendations. I use aquaphor on the super dry patches and baby Aveeno everywhere else.
Every night and morning. Poor LO takes after me and has really bad dry skin. He loathes it, DH gets a kick out of it being labeled calming because it has such an opposite effect.
I applied lotion religiously for about 10 days in the late spring or early summer. The bottle told me it was clinically proven to help my baby sleep better.
We apply babyganics lotion after almost every bath, but he doesn't get baths very often...maybe twice per week. I guess as he starts insisting on feeding himself more the baths and lotion applications will go up.
I do it everynght after the bath cause she gets eczema, I'm sure every night baths don't help but with her long hair she constantly has food and whatever else stuck in her hair.
We live in a very dry climate and both kids have eczema. We do nightly baths (always have but allergist actually said a daily bath of at least 10 minutes would help the dry skin, not make it worse) then cetaphil and/or aquaphor.
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