Vanpoint Health Pediatric Education Series

Why Your Baby’s Eczema Keeps Flaring Back Up

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 12/09/2026

Does your baby's eczema improve only to flare again? Learn why infant eczema can keep returning, what may contribute to repeated flares, and why consistent, long-term care can be important for better control.

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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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Red Cheeks, Sleepless Nights, Endless Scratching: Understanding Infant Eczema

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 12/09/2026

Red cheeks, constant scratching, and sleepless nights can all be signs of infant eczema. Learn what baby eczema can look like, why it causes so much itching, and when your child may need more than basic skincare.

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Understanding Food Allergy Concerns in Babies With Eczema

John Van Wagoner, MD

Published on: 12/09/2026

Does your baby's eczema mean they have a food allergy? Learn about the connection between infant eczema and food allergies, why not every flare is food-related, and when it may be time to discuss allergy concerns with a provider.

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