If you’re a parent of a child with eczema, you’ll know how exhausting it can be trying to work out which foods or environmental triggers might be causing flares. Cutting things out, changing products, reintroducing foods — only to have another flare-up just when you think you're getting somewhere.

What if I told you, it was possible to find out which foods and environmental triggers were contributing to your child’s eczema flares, and then we could easily and gently reduce that reactivity without the need for the constant trial and error, restriction, or invasive procedures??

Ear infections, or otitis media (OM), are a common concern for parents of young children. While it can be distressing for both child and parent, it’s important to understand that antibiotics are not always necessary—and in many cases, they can be avoided.

Let’s talk about threadworms (also called pinworms)—the most common worm infection in Australian kids. These tiny pests are incredibly common. While they don’t always cause big issues, they can lead to a range of symptoms and become a recurring problem for some children.

Long-term relief from eczema isn't just found through creams, medications or supplements but also through lifestyle changes, and this should include simple daily habits like more time spent outdoors.

Eczema has many contributing factors that can trigger flare-ups and worsen symptoms. While many people are under the impression that some of these factors are the root causes of their flares, often we're still talking about symptoms. For lasting relief, it’s essential to address the underlying causes of eczema.

We know that Vitamin D is essential for our overall health and well-being. But did you know it also plays a significant role in managing eczema? Let's explore the top 6 benefits of vitamin D for both general health and specifically for those struggling with eczema.

We get it – dealing with childhood eczema can be a real rollercoaster for both you and your little ones. But here's the thing – there's a lot more to eczema than meets the eye, and conventional treatments might be missing a crucial piece of the puzzle.