If you search for a definition of eczema, then know that  this is an inflammation of the skin, usually causing itching and sometimes  accompanied by crusting, scaling or blisters. A type of eczema often made worse  by allergen exposure is termed "atopic dermatitis." and eczema is  even worse for babies which can’t control their actions and tend to scratch  worsening eczema. A good treatment for baby eczema is eczema creams, which when  used properly can reduce the dryness of the skin. 
              Some think that using moisture cream can lead to eliminating  eczema. Unfortunately, moisturizing lotions can not penetrate deep enough into  the skin and hydrate adequately the skin. This is why specialists recommend  creams and ointments. Due to the fact that they are heavier than lotions are  and they act differently by creating a seal over the skin, preventing the loss  of water, they can penetrate the skin deeper and hydrate it properly,  eliminating eczema’s effects. These lubricants should be used each day,  preferably after a few minutes after a bath. Specialists also recommend that  before you apply a lubricant you use a steroid cream. 
              Steroid creams are among the most common treatments for  eczema. What these creams do is they act as a local anti-inflammatory product.  When the skin is affected by eczema, an inflammatory reaction occurs. This  cream will act against this process, stopping the itching. The best steroid  creams are only available with a doctor prescription, and most of them can only  be used under medical supervision. Unfortunately, strong steroid creams can  affect children growth, and affect the hormonal level; therefore you must use  milder creams, which will have no secondary effects on your children’s skin. 
              But, if you are facing an eczema cycle, it is best you use  something better than a baby eczema cream. What doctors recommend in such cases  is an over the counter cortisone cream. Yet, this product is not for everyday  use, and it must be used only in several conditions. Such a cream includes  hydrocortisone and Cortaid. Once you use such a cream, and the cycle is broken,  reduce the amount applied and gradually stop. A recommendation is to track in a  notebook what is the cause of eczema and discuss this with your doctor. It is  also recommended that you meet with your doctor before any prescription or  nonprescription moisturizers are used.
              Another effective treatment for baby eczema is flaxseed oil.  This product, mostly used in European countries is highly effective against  skin inflammation. One table spoon each day can lead to avoiding the discomfort  created by eczema. In addition to this treatment you could also try evening  primrose. This product has the same effect as flaxseed oil, so it can be  considered an alternative.