It’s unusual for a doctor to proclaim, “I haven’t showered in a month.” But that’s just what the author of our first book club selection did…

Dealing with an infant’s eczema is hard alone and may be hard to understand for other family members if they are not always present. Here is what one mom wishes she could have told them in those early years.

In our latest podcast, Dr. Miriam Santer from University of Southampton in Great Britain shares what she’s learned from dozens of interviews with kids about taking responsibility for their own care!

Just in time for the new school year. A presentation on eczema, developed by a school nurse, that you can share with your child’s classroom teacher.

12-year-old Sawyer shares his experience attending Camp Wonder this summer. The camp is designed specifically for children with skin conditions.

Starting in first grade, your child steps outside your protective bubble. These books help children help understand their condition and to know that they are not alone. They offer strategies to explain to classmates why their skin looks different, why lack of sleep makes them cranky sometimes and why they can’t help ITCHING.

Kids with eczema commonly have food allergies too. Desperate, sleep deprived parents often wonder if food allergies are making their child’s eczema worse or even causing it. Promising new research is upending what we thought we knew about the relationship between eczema and allergies. In a recent GPER podcast, two doctors explain how our understanding of food allergies is changing medical advice for parents.

Kids with eczema often struggle with allergies too. This wonderful graphic novel is just what the doctor ordered for 9-12 year-olds dealing with severe allergies that affect their lives!

Curious on finding out more about eczema children’s books, you’ve came to the right place! Check out several book reviews by GPER’s Kathy Sayers!

Sun, sand, surf: It all sounds dreamy if you aren’t thinking about eczema! Lynsey McKinstry lives by the sea and has found a way to manage her child’s eczema at home, at school, and at the shore. Learn more.