Have U tried olive oil or bio oil?? Both are easier to find...but plenty of grape seed online:) Good Luck

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=grape+seed+oil&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=11119686481215721941&sa=X&ei=gbRmTZP6LMH88AaOuv24Cw&ved=0CEUQ8wIwAg#

i Love grape seed oil.
Brand name... Aura Cacia
You can get it online for like $5 at www.drugstore.com They also have free shipping if you buy 3 I think.

also... it is great for stretch marks!!! THAT is how I found it

does she have dry skin issues like eczema? it may not actually be eczema, it may be a chemical sensitivity. We went through the same issues with my son and i swear it seemed like we tried everything on him and were done to steroids, which i just refused to use on him. we tried cutting down the chemicals around the house and BAM the eczema was gone. if he starts to get dry i use a naturally based lotion with tea tree oil on him. I just started buying all of my stuff online from a store that carries all naturally based stuff, so i can get our laundry detergent, dryer sheets, the kids shampoo, etc all at once. it definitely makes a difference.

also, she may have a food allergy that is causing it. I have a friend whos daughter had awful eczema and she had to cut out dairy and corn to make it go down.

Better yet, try Johnson and Johnson's baby oil. Its made with mineral oil, which is perfect for sensitive skin types. One small bottle will go a long way and should last about 2-3 months with daily use. Its been a routine to always rub down DD with it after a bath.

I make my own massage oils at home to help my hubby with his back problems. You can use essentially anything. Extra virgin extra light olive oil will not be so greasy. There are also versions of light baby oil. I like using sunflower oil on occasion because it has a really nice smell and has loads of vitamin E and other vitamins. Its really good for the skin and hair.

no! dont use any of the johnson and johnson stuff! i am not trying to step on any toes but they use chemicals in their products that cause a formaldehyde reaction. They use formaldehyde to preserve their products and formaldehyde is the same preservative they use to embalm dead bodies. Mineral oil is physically incapable of being absorbed into the skin, all it does is trap moisture in. What you need to do is try to heal her skin from the inside out. which is why olive oil or grape seed oil would work better.

My best friends son is allergic to almost EVERYTHING, dairy, nuts, wheat, detergents, and they are currently trying to find out if sun, pollen, dust, pets or other foods are on that list. He is just over a year, and his skin is so bad. It flakes and oozes and peels. They have taken him to so many specialists, and the only thing that works is a steroid medication he drinks, ugh, but it still doesn't get rid of it! So her's is nothing like that.

Her patches you can't even really see unless you look close, you can just feel them if you were, say, rubbing her back. I have a Johnsons lotion, but when I used it she broke out. I've also been noticing that she is getting a dry mark on either side where her diaper is, but this one is red and angry looking. We have been wrapping her diaper loosley, and it's a size 6, so it does fit, but I wonder if the diaper is preventing moisture from getting there too?

I can't wait until summer! Then the dry skin should go away for about four months!

Hi...my son has eczema and the only thing that has kinda helped him is to keep him moisterized with vaseline. If his skin gets dry, he breaks out in these patches of fine bumps and he scratches like crazy!! So whenever I take him a bath, I immediately pat him dry and apply a fairly good layer of it on him all over...it has helped him greatly!! We also have to wash his clothing in Tide free and he can only bath with Dove sensitive. I hope your baby gets some relief soon...take care!!!

So I finally managed to get some oil, the first night we put it in her bath and she drank SO MUCH bath water! So the second night we lathered her up and slapped her in a sleeper. She kept pulling up her sleeves and licking her arms lol. It can't taste that good, it's oil!

However, her back is already starting to show improvements. It isn't eczema she has, just dry skin issues. But if anyone else's little ones have this issue, I would strongly recommend the oil!