Loriann Carrigan: Tide Free
Michel Mccaulley: Dreft, Ivory Snow (if they still make it)probably any kind of detergent free of heavy perfumes, etc., like a hypoallergenic detergent if it is possible.
Luke Creitz: 1
Minh Lefrancois: My little boy had eczema on his cheeks. I was not sure what method to use but I didn't want to make my boy go through any surgery treatments at this young age. Some suggested a plastic surgeon since it was in a very visible location but our family doctor recommend this natural guide. Best Eczema Treatment?
Glynda Darrin: My son has eczema and we use dreft.
Faviola Dewire: All Free & Clear
Paul Maymi: You can use Tide Free, Dreft or Zote. If you hold your child a lot, he can also react to the detergent residue on your clothes.
Cole Desher: I Cured Eczema Easily Permanently : http://Eczema.neatprim.com
Oswaldo Rayburn: Some kids do great with the mainstream 'free and clear' laundry soaps. Some ki! ds are more sensitive than others like mine. We use Seventh Generation free and clean, it's the only one that we can use without problems.Most brands use optical brighteners which can be very irritating. As far as I know Seventh Generation and Ecos are the only brands that don't.In case you're not already doing so, you might need to change body soap, shampoo, lotion, and even switch to cotton only clothing. Also, the biggest help for our family was a chlorine water filter, at first for just the shower and tub, but eventually we got one for the whole house. The difference it made was incredible. (The chlorine filter is only necessary for those with municipal water)....Show more
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