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I love Tubby Todd's All Over Ointment. For regular moisturizing we do Cera Ve cream or Vanicream. I feel those work the best on his eczema.

We've been giving him baths with Mustela oil and using Skinfix lotions, the eczema balm for bad parts and lotions for eczema prone kids for all over. He has some spots but they've lightened and reduced.

My oldest has super sensitive skin. I use diluted dr bronners baby Castille soap in the bath. Then eucalyptus lotion from 100percentpure after the bath. It's expensive but we've tried lots to make her eczema go away and that's def the best. Second best for her is Jason cocoa butter lotion.

Cerave and vanicream worked best for dd2's eczema, with a prescription steroid cream to treat flare ups as needed

I have no experience with eczema but I have super dry skin and I love Alba Botanical Super Emollient Coconut Rescue. It comes in a giant bottle with a pump so it's super easy to apply after bathing. I don't think it has any fragrance.

I also like CeraVe!

We also have good luck with Cerave and Vanicream--the tubs not the bottles. The main trick that finally worked for us was applying at every single diaper change. My pediatrician mentioned that once when I was complaining that the eczema wasn't clearing up--she asked when I was applying. I said I applied at night, and she said I have to apply 4-6 times a day and suggested doing it at diaper changes.

I followed her recommendations and we were totally cleared up within 3 days. Amazing.

We have a prescription but it was causing skin discoloration on my girls (they are brown and the sterioids were turning their skin whiter in the spots where I used it). So now I avoid hydrocortisone and the steroids as much as possible.

We use mustela stelatopia and vanicream

SIL has used Vanicream on my nephew for years & LO and I use Cetaphil Restoraderm for our mild eczema--but I don't know if it has lanolin.

Vanicream is what we absolutely swear by! When LO had bad eczema as a baby, as others have said we needed to apply Vanicream all over three times a day to stay on top of flare ups and twice a day to stave them off. Now that's she's mostly outgrown eczema, we do Vanicream nightly (or most nights) and we will apply extra to dry spots as needed.