Recent Articles in Younger Children

FAQ: How often should moisturisers be used?

Discover the right approach for moisturising!
PEST & POEM: the eczema patients' point of view

Measures of the severity of atopic eczema should always include the patients point of view
Coping with difficulties: Younger Children and their Parents

Understanding why the treatment programme has failed to help can indicate what needs to be done to achieve success
Habit reversal tip #21 Planning habit reversal for the younger child: listing interventions

Important rule for habit reversal interventions: Keep them positive!
Habit Reversal Tip #20: Planning habit reversal for the younger child: listing circumstances

For habit reversal with the younger child no hand tally counter is needed
Improving outcome with atopic eczema

After The Combined Approach continue to optimise topical treatment to ensure success
Habit Reversal Tip #18 Habit reversal and the Very Young
The very young learn what to do very quickly!
Taking a history and atopic eczema

Understanding the history of any illness helps plan its successful treatment
Horses for courses

There are horses for courses, and courses for horses...
Topical Tip #12 Dry skin: prevention is better than cure.

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