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What causes Keratosis Pilaris in children?

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

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

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While keratosis pilaris is thought to be a genetic skin disorder, not all children will inherit this skin condition from their parents.

However, your child is more likely to develop keratosis pilaris if they have any of the following:

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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...

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Keep Her Skin Clear | Cetaphil Cleansing Cloths

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As a mother of three active children, baths are a priority in our home... A non-negotiable part of our nighttime routine.

My daughter is currently a preteen and she's learning the benefits of keeping her skin clean and clear. Clear skin =...

Top Picks from Aquaphor

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These are our top picks for gentle, moisturizing products from Aquaphor for caring for your child's keratosis pilaris, eczema or dry, sensitive skin.

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Can Keratosis Pilaris be completely cured?

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As anyone with Keratosis Pilaris knows, the search for a treatment and cure can be exhausting. But what many don't understand is that Keratosis Pilaris is an inherited skin condition. The recommended treatments for KP are only for the...

While keratosis pilaris is thought to be a genetic skin disorder, not all children will inherit this skin condition from their parents.

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

As a mother of three active children, baths are a *priority* in our home... A non-negotiable part of our nighttime routine.

These are our top picks for gentle, moisturizing products from Aquaphor for caring for your child's keratosis pilaris, eczema or dry, sensitive skin.

As anyone with Keratosis Pilaris knows, the search for a treatment and cure can be exhausting. But what many don't understand is that Keratosis Pilaris is an inherited skin condition. The recommended treatments for KP are only for the...

As a mother of three active children, baths are a priority in our home... A non-negotiable part of our nighttime routine.