I gave a friend, Andrea, the Bio-Kult Infantis to try with her three-month-old baby Zak, who was unsettled at times with a windy tummy. More on how that all went soon. For now though, I would like to highlight Andrea's fab website itchy baby.co.uk
Zak is Andrea's third baby, and although he is windy with potential allergy/intolerance issues, fortunately he is not covered in eczema, like her middle child Josh was.
Andrea had such a difficult time finding natural products to help Josh, that she decided to start up a website of her own, to conquer some of the health issues she faced with her itchy baby.
Little did she know that at the time, her business www.itchybaby.co.uk would do so well. Although it is hardly surprising when you consider that today, eczema affects 15% of babies.
Itchy babies need help. Their mums need help. And mums in the know - who have been there - are often a good place to start. Andrea soon found this out, when parents began to turn to her website for advice, where there are some great tips and ideas for helping your little one with eczema.
If you are a mother looking for natural organic alternatives to help with your itchy baby, you too should check it out.
3 comments:
Eczema is such an awful condition. I wish I had come across Andrea's website when my third was really suffering with it and I could not get it under control. Two of my girls have eczema and it is heart breaking seeing them scratch all the time. #PoCoLo
I know - her website is a real gift. Thanks for commenting. Hope your girls are okay through this Summer heat. #PoCoLo
What a great website, something all eczema sufferers need. There was not enough resources around when we were small and my brother had it. Thank you for linking to PoCoLo :) x
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