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Best for baby: Skincare tips for newborns
In the past parents have felt duty-bound to use products, thinking they were ‘best’ for baby. Research now tells us that ‘less is most definitely more’ and by taking care to reduce exposure in the first few weeks, we are giving our babies skin time to mature naturally. Sharon Trotter, mum and midwife, has set out these guidelines…
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Management of eczema
Medication can be effective in controlling the symptoms of eczema but in some cases it will be necessary to make lifestyle changes which will enable people with eczema to avoid, or limit exposure to, potential sources of irritation and allergens. A variety of simple measures may be effective for some people: Clothing and bedding Wool…

