05/25/2026
For the parents managing baby eczema and dry skin.
Baby skin is 40-60% thinner than adult skin.
The barrier is still developing through the first year, and babies lose water through their skin much faster than adults.
Their body surface area to weight ratio is up to 5x higher, which means proportionally more skin surface for moisture to escape through.
Translation: baby skin needs daily moisture support.
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is the most common chronic skin condition in kids.
It affects roughly 1 in 10 children in the US, and 60% of cases show up in the first year.
At a structural level, eczema is barrier dysfunction taken to the chronic level.
The protein that holds the skin barrier together (filaggrin) often doesn’t work as well in eczema-prone kids, sometimes because of a genetic mutation.
When the barrier doesn’t seal properly, moisture escapes faster, irritants and allergens get in more easily, and the body responds with inflammation = the red, itchy, bumpy patches we recognize.
Our four-product approach:
🌿 Head to Toe Wash for daily cleansing. Aloe base, quinoa protein, gentle low-suds cleansers.
🌿 Everywhere Lotion for daily moisture, applied within 3 minutes of getting out of the bath. Aloe juice pulls water in, shea butter slows water loss, jojoba oil softens.
🌿 All Purpose Wonder Balm for targeted repair. Quinoa protein, chamomile, shea butter, apricot kernel oil. Only available unscented.
🌿 Buzzeline as a sealing layer on top of Wonder Balm for stubborn flare zones. Petroleum-free Vaseline alternative that forms a barrier AND moisturizes.
The post-bath timing matters: the bath gets water into the skin, the lotion seals it in before it evaporates.
The National Eczema Association calls this “soak and seal,” and pediatric dermatologists use the same protocol.
We’re not a replacement for medical care. If flares aren’t responding to consistent care, call your pediatrician or pediatric dermatologist. Severe eczema sometimes needs prescription treatment.