I have a 2-year-old boy who has eczema. Since I started applying sunscreen on him, his condition seems to be getting worse. What should I do?

If your 2-year-old child's eczema seems to worsen when using sunscreen, it may be beneficial to switch to clothing with high UV protection (SPF 50) such as a hat with a wide brim, long-sleeved shirts, preferably dark, and long shorts. It is important to avoid prolonged sun exposure between 11am and 4pm. Most children at this age, when exposed to sunlight for a few minutes a day without UV protection, may see improvement in their eczema. It is also important to keep the skin well hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.