Vanpoint Health Pediatric Education Series

What Parents Should Know About Moderate-to-Severe Baby Eczema

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 12/09/2026

Moderate-to-severe baby eczema can affect more than the skin. Learn how persistent itching, repeated flares, poor sleep, and treatment response can signal that your baby may need a more comprehensive eczema care plan.

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When Baby Eczema Becomes More Than “Just Dry Skin”

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 12/09/2026

Baby eczema can look like ordinary dry skin at first. Learn the signs that may point to eczema, why itching and inflammation matter, and when moisturizer alone may not be enough to keep your baby comfortable.

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When Your Child Starts Dreading Bath Time, Creams, and Daily Skin Care

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 24/07/2026

Bath time, moisturizers, and daily skincare can become difficult for children living with eczema. Learn how chronic eczema affects everyday routines and how personalized pediatric eczema care can help reduce stress and improve comfort.

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When Parents Start Feeling Afraid to Use Eczema Medications

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 23/07/2026

It's natural to have questions about eczema medications. Learn why many parents feel uncertain about treatment decisions, how to separate fact from misinformation, and how personalized pediatric eczema care can help you make informed choices with con

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