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Gluten Free Care For 2.5year Old In Qld, Australia


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My gorgeous son has experienced rashes in his short two and a half years, that I haven't had in my 30 years! Two different types of blister rashes, blotchy rashes, red itchy and irritable patches of skin...he's had it all! I really don't want to bla bla if you're not interested, but if you're experiencing this with your child or self, feel free to respond and I can pass on what my efforts have turned up. From an emotional rollercoaster ride to chilled out, the whole family is good with what some of us have...


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My gorgeous son has experienced rashes in his short two and a half years, that I haven't had in my 30 years! Two different types of blister rashes, blotchy rashes, red itchy and irritable patches of skin...he's had it all! I really don't want to bla bla if you're not interested, but if you're experiencing this with your child or self, feel free to respond and I can pass on what my efforts have turned up. From an emotional rollercoaster ride to chilled out, the whole family is good with what some of us have...

My daughter is nearly 2 (she will be 2 in March) she has a skin rash called "Keratosis Polaris" basically dry skin with red patches and what looks like goosebumps on the back of her arms, tops of her thighs, and bottom. She also has mild excema, and gets strange dry patches all over her body that look like excema but don't bother her at all. The poor thing has my skin :(

Anyhow both have gotten a little better since being gluten free but they are still around. We've found good treatment with using non-soap cleanser and lotion on her entire body at least 2 times a day.

I use the Lame Advertisement Intelligence body cleanser and lotion on my daughter and sometimes California Baby.

kirbymom Newbie

Did your son have trouble with dairy as well as gluten???

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