In many infants and young children, scalp eczema will clear up on its own within a few weeks. It could take a few months to clear in some cases. Although it may look uncomfortable, most children are not bothered by the condition. If the condition does not clear up, consult with your pediatrician to discuss treatment options. Like adult scalp eczema, the condition may clear up after treatment and reappear later. The treatments for infants and children younger than two years old differ from treatments for adults. Do not use even OTC treatments meant for adults on children under the age of 2. Most of the time, the scales that form on your child's scalp can be removed with a gentle massage. Use your fingers or a soft washcloth. Wet the child's hair with warm water and gently rub the scalp. Do not scrub the skin! Avoid using sharp or exfoliating cleaning tools, such as scrubbers, loofahs, or harsh sponges on your child's skin. Shampoos meant for adult eczema can be too harsh for your child's delicate skin. Use a regular mild baby shampoo, such as Johnson & Johnson's or Aveeno Baby. Wash your child's hair daily. 1% to 2% ketoconazole shampoo is effective and safe for infants, although you should always talk with your pediatrician before starting treatment. It can be used twice daily for two weeks. If massage does not remove the scales, you can rub petroleum jelly or mineral oil on the areas of scaly skin. Avoid using olive oil. Allow the oil to sink into the skin for a few minutes. Then shampoo with a gentle baby shampoo, rinse thoroughly with warm water and brush the child's hair as usual. Make sure to rinse thoroughly your child's scalp after each oil treatment. Otherwise, the oil may build up and cause the condition to worsen. Give your child a warm (not hot) bath every 2-3 day. Don't bathe the child for more than 10 minutes. Avoid irritants such as harsh soaps, bubble bath, Epsom salts, or other bath additives. These can irritate your child's skin and make eczema worse.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait for it to clear on its own. Use different treatments for children. Remove scales by massaging your child's scalp. Use a mild baby shampoo. Rub oil on the scalp. Bathe your child daily.

using a needle and thread. Sew your own creations or designs onto a jacket, shirt, or pair of pants. You can pick out a pattern from a book or online, or create one yourself. Make sure you use a needle and thread that suits your fabric. For example, if you're embroidering a pair of jeans, you'll want thick thread and a larger needle. to create personalized designs. Pick out a color of fabric paint that you'd like to use on a pair of jeans, jacket, or shirt. Use a paintbrush or foam brush to paint the fabric paint onto the clothing, either using a stencil as a pattern or going free-hand. You could cut a small heart stencil out of paper, using the stencil to paint hearts all over a jean jacket. As a free-style option, use different colors of fabric paint and a thin paintbrush to create a picture or design, such as a dog, flower, or piece of fruit, on a pocket of a shirt. You can also use bottled fabric paints that come in a squeezable form. You can sew 2 pieces of ribbon onto an open-back sweater, allowing you to tie the ribbon together to create a bow. You can also sew bows onto a pocket of a t-shirt or jacket, or onto the belt loops of shorts or pants. to the side of a shirt or bottom of a pair of pants. To add style to your outfits while also making your clothing easier to put on, cut a slit where you'd like the new zipper to go. Now all you have to do is line the zipper up with the cut edges and sew it in place. Attach a zipper to the bottom of each leg on a pair of skinny jeans to make taking them on and off easier. Insert a black or bold zipper on a flowy shirt to add some flair. Cut out a pocket square using a fabric that you like and sew it on to the front of a plain shirt to customize it. You can also cut out pieces of cool fabric in different shapes, such as squares, hearts, or stars, and sew them onto jackets or pants as patches. For example, cut 2 hearts out of a red velvet fabric. Sew 1 heart onto each sleeve of a jacket to create unique elbow patches. Folding over the cut or frayed edges of a patch or piece of fabric before sewing a patch onto your clothes will provide a more clean-cut look. If you have a monogramming machine, you can use this to add your own personal monogram onto an article of clothing to make it your own. If you're confident sewing your initials into your clothing free-hand, you can do this as well. There are also places you can take clothes to get monogrammed by a professional. Do a quick online search to find a local monogrammer near you. You can buy iron-on transfers at a craft store or online that are already designed and ready to be ironed on to your clothing. Follow the instructions on the transfer to determine how long to iron the design, as well as how to wash and treat the clothing. You can also create your own transfer by printing out a unique design onto transfer paper using your home printer. You can match the color of a thick lace to a tank top, sewing the lace on to create sleeves. Adding a white lace trim to the bottom of a pair of shorts also creates a customized look. If you have holes or slits in your jeans, try sewing lace onto the inside where the slits are to add some style to your outfit. Use a thread color that matches the lace. You can buy the materials to create a leather or fabric belt, choosing a design that you like and measuring your own waist to get the right fit. You can also get leather belts personally engraved, giving them a unique look.
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One-sentence summary -- Create embroidery Use fabric paint Sew bows onto your clothes for a cute look. Attach a zipper Add pockets or patches made of different fabrics to your clothes. Personalize a shirt or pair of pants by creating a monogram. Design a professional look using iron-on transfers. Add lace to tank tops, jeans, or shorts. Purchase or create a customized belt.

to 375F/190C. Leave at least an inch of space between the cookies because they'll spread out when they bake. You can usually fit 12 cookies on a full-sized cookie sheet at a time. Using a spatula, lift cookies off and place onto wax paper, a plate, or a cooling rack. Eat when hot and steamy or cooled and slightly crisp. If you like you can pipe a small swirl of icing or whipping cream on top and add some sprinkles to make it look fancy.
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Preheat the oven Drop spoonfuls of cookie dough onto a pre-greased or a lined baking sheet. Let cool for about 5-7 minutes. Go ahead and eat!