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Recommended Products for Children with KP: 5 – 8 years

Our children become more independent every year, and managing the health of their skin becomes very important during the ages of 5 - 8 years. But how do you teach them the basics of good skin care at this age?

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How a Humidifier can Help your Child’s Dry Skin

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A humidifier is an indoor fan unit that circulates water vapor into the air. With humid air circulating through a room (especially a bedroom), your body can absorb some of that moisture into your skin, nasal passages and throat to keep you...

How this $10 Lotion Dramatically Improved my Kids' Keratosis Pilaris | KPKids.net

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How this $10 Lotion has Improved my Kids’ Keratosis Pilaris

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After having three children in nine years, each with their own sensitive skin issues, I began to believe that I had tried every product, treatment and method available to clear up my kids' skin (maybe not all, but close). Our children have...

Causes & Symptoms, FAQ & Tips

What causes Keratosis Pilaris in children?

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Keratosis pilaris (ker-uh-TOE-sis pih-LAIR-is) is a common, harmless skin condition that causes dry, rough patches and tiny bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, cheeks or buttocks. The bumps generally don't hurt or itch, but can become...

If I Have Keratosis Pilaris, Will my Kids Have KP too? | KPKids.net

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If I have it, will my child develop Keratosis Pilaris?

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Recent dermatological surveys tell us that over 40% of the population has some form of keratosis pilaris. Many adults with keratosis pilaris often wonder about the possibility of their children developing the same skin condition. While...

How to Keep Your Baby's Skin Hydrated at Bath Time | KPKids.net

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Keeping your baby’s skin hydrated at bath time

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Bathing your baby is an essential (likely daily) task, and can often lead to dry skin.

Dry, irritated skin lead can potentially lead to a variety of other issues, including KP flare-ups, scaly skin and even baby pimples. Try washing your...