Shikai Borage Dry Skin Therapy Lotion for Kids - 8 Oz | Natural Moisturizing Formula for Sensitive Skin | Perfect for Daily Hydration & Eczema Relief

I have a toddler and an infant with eczema. Our toddler had such a bad rash she had to go on an intermediate level of prescription steroids. Once we cured that we started using Mustela Stelatopia and that seemed to help. We also used that on our infant. A few weeks later our toddler was fine, but our infant's eczema was just getting worse. We tried Aquaphor, Hydrolatum, Oatmeal baths, Stelatopia, Burt's Bees, Hugo Naturals, and various combinations of the above. Hydrolatum applied over Stelatopia was keeping it from getting worse, but it wasn't helping it go away.I use ShiKai lotions on myself as I love what isn't in them (bad stuff) and I love the price and how well they work for me. I also have had very chapped hands and their Advanced Formula hand cream has been the only thing that has healed them (they were cracked and bleeding!) Nightly dipping in Aquaphor and Hydrolatum wasn't helping me. Since I've had such good luck with the ShiKai I thought I'd try the Children's Lotion on my daughters. Wow is all I have to say! My infant is healed! No more dry patches! And all I did was use this for 3 days in the am and pm! My toddler has already healed, but her skin is much more moisturized using this as well. And it's not greasy! No spots on clothes that you have to wash out!Needless to say we are a very happy family and we recommend it highly to anyone who has kids with problem skin. Amazon has it for a good price, normally $14+ in stores (Whole Foods usually carries it.) Stelatopia has been the only similar weight in lotion (as in density) and it isn't quite as dense as this is, but both absorb into the skin at an equal rate. However, the ShiKai moisturization is far superior. No need for a second cream to put on top to lock it in.