Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Bath Treatment for Relief of Dry, Itchy and Irritated Skin, Made with Soothing Natural Colloidal Oatmeal, Unscented, 3.75 Oz, 5 Count, Pack of 2

These were purchased for my infant daughter, who suffers from eczema and has extremely sensitive skin. Nothing else had worked before, but we've been using the pouches in the bath and they seem to be working! Patches on her back, tummy, and legs have vanished, as have patches on her scalp that have improved but not vanished. Making a paste with some of it and slathering it on problem areas, as suggested by others, appears to help. We also use Aveeno's eczema lotion, which I highly recommend!.

Braylee Patton

| May 02, 2021

I can personally attest to the fact that sensitive skin dries out quickly in the frozen tundra. My husband took our son to the doctor for what he thought was chicken pox, but it turned out to be just horrible spotting from dried skin, so we tried all kinds of creams and soaps to help him feel better. Then, while shopping at Target, we picked up a box of this and decided to give it a shot. IT ACTUALLY WORKED LIKE MAGIC. His skin returned to being baby soft after two days of using this and the skin cream (before bed). I now purchase this from Amazon because we get two boxes for the price of one at Target, and it is delivered to our door. I have a friend whose child suffers from severe eczema (age 9) and they use this at least once a week, so I'm sure it's safe for children of all ages. This set also has the best price, so it's the one you should get.

Noelle Medina

| Oct 16, 2021

It soothes her itching and hydrates her skin. I use it every few days when I give her a bath, followed by Aveeno Eczema cream, and her skin is noticeably better. I highly recommend this product; however, because it contains oats, it should not be used by anyone who is allergic to oats.

Gianna Eaton

| Feb 28, 2021

Her eczema had been bothering her since she was a baby, and it had gotten so bad that we decided to try some new products in an attempt to wean her off her steroid cream. We purchased this along with a lotion, and within a week or two, her skin had cleared up. After a few months, we only use the lotion and no longer use the bath treatment. Since starting to use these products, we haven't needed to use her steroid cream!.

Yehuda Church

| Aug 23, 2021

For our two sensitive-skin boys, this Aveeno oatmeal bath is the only thing we'll use in the tub. I've tried a lot of organic and sensitive skin products, but they always make our boys' skin itch and swell. br>br>While it is a little pricey, we don't use it on a daily basis (1-). It's a miracle product in my opinion, and I use it twice a week. After soaking in this product, our 4-year-old's "little red bumps" always look so much better, and their skin makes me envious. br>br>It makes the water appear murky, but don't be put off by that. It's a great product that works well.

Hana Rose

| Nov 15, 2021

My daughter has had Eczema since she was four months old (she is now nine months old). I bathed her only in warm water after her Eczema flared up. Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Soothing Baby Treatment was recommended to me by a friend. Because they are both Add-On products, I purchased two sets (for a total of four) along with Aveeno Baby Eczema Cream. on items (shipping costs must be less than $25). I placed my order on January 24th and received it on January 28th, thanks to Prime 2-day shipping. br>Because of how expensive oatmeal is, I started using only half a bag out of fear that my daughter would have an allergic reaction to it. It's fairly effective in treating my daughter's Eczema. Because the bag costs almost $1, I usually only use half of it in the bath water. This sum is also acceptable. Furthermore, I began making my own oatmeal bath powder at home (just grind 1 cup of raw oatmeal in a food processor for 3 baths). The Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Soothing Baby Treatment and homemade oatmeal powder are both effective. If you can't afford this product, I suggest making your own with a blender, coffee bean grinder, or food processor. If you can afford it, this is a fantastic product that is highly recommended for babies with Eczema.

Kennedy Calderon

| Mar 19, 2021

I can't recommend these highly enough. This is a must-have item in our home because we have several members of our family who have sensitive skin and are prone to hives. Our 21-month-old has dry skin and will cut himself on occasion as a result of his scratching. When the irritation appears to be in multiple locations on his body, we use this and then apply Aquaphor after his bath, which always seems to help. Although I've read that making these at home with oatmeal is simple, I prefer to keep this on hand for convenience and middle-of-the-night emergencies. br>br>I use these for myself because I suffer from sensitive dry skin and find that they help me on bad days.

Roberto Jimenez

| Nov 08, 2021

After many years as an Amazon Prime shopper, this is the first review I've ever written. br>I have a two-month-old daughter who suffers from severe eczema. I tried everything I could think of. Every single item on the market. At this point, I could open my own store. br> After a bath, I used Aquaphor and baby oil at night. (Though it was still bad) After just ONE bath with this product, you could notice a significant difference. This is the fourth night in a row that I've used it, and holy cow! For us, it has been fantastic. br>It's a shambles. After dumping his bath water, it leaves a film in his baby bath tub as well as the actual bath. However, for excellent results, it's a SMALL price to pay. br>The skin on my baby has returned to that of a baby.

Kinslee Camacho

| Feb 24, 2021