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"My 3-month-old boy is scratching himself a lot. He has several patches on his body."

It is recommended to first hydrate the baby's skin using a good moisturizing cream. The Lipikar cream from La Roche Posay is often suggested as it is gentle and effective for baby's skin. It may be a bit more expensive, but worth it. You can also find helpful tips on caring for your baby's skin on the Naître et Grandir website. Even if your child does not have eczema, the advice in the Care and Practical Advice section can still be useful.