Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Moisturizing Cream, Natural Colloidal Oatmeal & Vitamin B5, Baby Eczema Cream for Dry, Itchy, Irritated Skin Due to Eczema, Paraben- & Steroid-Free, 5 oz Packaging May Vary

Didnt work for me. I saw the good reviews and figure I can find it at Walmart which I did. My 2M old has dry red rash, looks like eczema. I was using european baby face cream and worked pretty good, but I wanted to see if Aveeno worked better as it has gotten a lot of good reviews. Tried it 2 to 3 applications, and it didnt improve my babys face. It got redder and was dry still. Waited to see if it got better after a couple of hours, still did not.

It helps with itchiness for a while, but not overnight. I still scratched the spot unknowingly during my sleep and wake up with more redness. For now, I just use it to apply of my neck to moisturize it

When baby eczema is suitable for use, besmear a few times good. This is the second one Ive bought.

AWESOME lotion! My little guy has had no trouble at all with eczema after using this religiously over the past 6 months. So grateful!! I also tried bathing him only once or twice a week as well, since hes little bitty and not getting dirty as it is, and that has helped immensely.

Weve tried lubriderm, regular aveeno lotion, hydrocortisone and plain out not moisturizing (from birth until about 2 months). Babys skin went from soft to dry then eczema-ridden in 4 months. This has been the best of both cream and lotion worlds. Its emollient but not sticky and absorbs right into the skin. Even soothed the redness that baby gets between the folds of fat and skin shes developed just from being a baby. Finally!!!

Very good on my babies super dry skin.

Excellent product.

Aveeno Eczema cream and balm made my babys eczema a lot worse before use. Not for everyone.

I gave this a shot because my 3 month old has been suffering from eczema for a month. Everyone seems to recommend this so I thought it would be worth a try. It went on smooth and kept my babys skin hydrated, a little sticky though, but did absolutely nothing for his eczema. His skin was still angry, red, and irritated. Maybe its only good for maintaining healthy, eczema free skin once a flare up has been handled. I dont know. We have tried Cetaphil, coconut oil, Eucerin, Baby Aquaphor, cornstarch, hydrocortisone, Johnsons Natural, SheaMoisture, and this. Of those, he was allergic to the SheaMoisture and Cetaphil. Aveeno did nothing, the coconut oil caused some irritation, the Aquaphor kept things from getting worse, the cornstarch actually calmed the redness down but his skin was still scaly and rough, and Johnsons dried him out. The only thing that has worked is a Eucerin/hydrocortisone combo (temporarily). With the SheaMoisture, my baby just broke out and dried up. He is vey VERY allergic to Cetaphil Restoraderm, made him scream like crazy and gave him hives. Im not for or against this, it just didnt do what I had hoped.

This stuff is the strongest moisturizing skin cream Ive ever used. It works amazingly well. I use the Adult version, and love that as well.