We bathe our girls ever night as a part of our night time routine. After every bath I take DD2 (8 months) and give make sure she gets a full lotion rub down. DH hasn't been doing that with DD1 (2y8m) and her arms are getting dry now that it's cold out. Must remind him to keep her moisturized.
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Yep, both of them! I can't not lotion myself so I figure I'll make sure they get lots of lotion too!
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Always!! The air here is dry. I put lotion on after each shower so no different for my boys. (9 months and 25 months)
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nope, never. i did it sporadically when he was a baby, but not for a long time now. I'll put lotion if i notice he has dry skin, but it's been ages.
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yes! We only skip if she's super grouchy
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Yes, both of them (8 months and 2), even if we don't use soap.
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We never have--our ped told us when she was a newborn not to put anything on her skin--but I'm noticing it's getting dry now, we need to get some lotion!
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For a really long time, we didn't, and then she started getting eczema so now I do every night and her skin looks great again.
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Not so much during the warmer months. But during the colder months after every bath.
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Yes. My kids have eczema and need to be moisturized at least twice a day.
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In the summer, no. In the winter, yes! She scratches herself in her sleep and I think it because her skin is dry.
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In the warmer weather I skipped a lot because he is so crabby when I dress him. Now that it's colder I do every time and he hates it. I don't see what the big deal is. I would love someone to rub lotion on me!
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I massage DD with coconut oil after her bath.
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Yes, they have mild eczema.
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Yes! Dry air in our house.
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I don't use lotion on either of my kids unless their skin seems to be getting dry. That's pretty rare though.
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Almost never. Never for myself either, but DD and I very rarely get dry skin, and it's not dry here.
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