All About the Connection Between Gut Health and Skin Health

The gut-skin axis serves as a constant conversation between a baby’s digestive tract and their skin health.

High-quality nutrients found in organic baby formulas, like Zinc, Vitamin D3, and Omega-3s, act as internal building blocks to strengthen and repair the skin barrier.

Selecting an easy-to-digest hypoallergenic or goat milk formula helps calm the internal inflammation that often leads to skin flares.

Managing external comfort with natural baby lotions, mineral sunscreens, and pH-balanced bath products protects the skin while the gut adjusts to nutritional changes.

We all want the very best for our little ones, and we often start by focusing on their tummies to make sure they’re happy and growing. But what many of us don’t realize is that a healthy gut shows up in ways we can actually see, like in the glow of their skin.

There’s a deep, quiet connection between a child’s tummy and their skin. When we support our baby's gut health through the right formula, we’re doing so much more than aiding digestion; we’re helping their skin stay clear and comfortable.

So, rather than just taking care of our babies’ skin on the surface, focusing on high-quality nutrition allows us to care for the root of their well-being, ensuring they feel as good as they look.

This article explores the gut health-skin health connection and the vital role of the microbiome. We’ll also share dietary strategies and show how Formuland helps families find long-term relief through specialized nutrition.

Understanding the Gut-Skin Axis

Think of the “gut-skin axis” as a constant, two-way conversation between your baby’s tummy and their skin. It’s not just a coincidence when they both seem healthy at the same time; it’s actually a carefully managed system where the gut sends “messages” to the skin to help it stay soft and resilient.

There are two key players making this conversation happen:

• The Gut Microbiome: This is a tiny world of “friendly” bacteria living in your baby’s digestive tract. When these bacteria are happy, they produce helpful nutrients that travel through the body that can then help support skin health.

• The Immune System: Much of your baby’s immune system actually lives in their gut. A healthy gut teaches the immune system to be “calm,” so it doesn’t overreact to every little thing. This prevents the internal issue called inflammation, which can lead to outward problems like red, itchy skin.

How it Works in Reality

When your baby’s gut is in balance, it acts like a sophisticated filter, letting the good nutrients in and keeping the troublemakers out.

• The Healthy Gut: Imagine a strong, tightly-knit shield. It keeps undigested proteins where they belong. The result? Skin that ‘s smooth, hydrated, and able to bounce back from irritants.

• The “Leaky” Gut: If the gut lining becomes a bit too “loose,” it’s like a shield with tiny holes. This can let irritants into the bloodstream, causing the body to signal an “alarm” that shows up on the surface as dry, scaly patches or rashes, often seen in conditions like atopic dermatitis (eczema).

By focusing on the right nutrition, we aren’t just filling our little ones’ tummy; we’re helping to build a stronger shield and a calmer immune system, giving your baby’s skin the best chance to stay clear and comfortable.

How Your Child’s Gut Health Affects Skin Health

It’s easy to think that a child’s digestive system is involved in processing food. But its value actually extends way beyond that. The digestive system acts as a “control center” that can influence how the body handles everything from healing a tiny scratch to staying calm in a world full of irritants. 

When things are a little out of balance on the inside, our little ones often show us through their skin, as a way of telling us they need a little extra support.

1. Soothing the Inflammation

Inflammation isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s actually a way for our body to fight off bad bacteria and other disease-causing agents, but sometimes, the way it handles things can be a little messy and damaging to your baby’s skin. 

When the “friendly” bacteria in the gut are outnumbered, the body stays on high alert. This constant state of alert is what makes skin look red and feel “angry.” 

While creams and lotions are great for soothing the surface, they often struggle to keep up if the fire is still simmering inside. By balancing the gut, we help put that fire out, allowing your baby’s skin to finally rest and heal.

2. Teaching the Immune System

Did you know the gut is actually a “school” for your baby’s immune system? About 70% of their immune cells live there, learning how to react to the world.

When the gut is happy, it teaches the immune system to be calm and steady. But if the gut is struggling, the immune system can become a bit “jumpy,” overreacting to things like dust or certain foods. 

This overreaction is often what leads to the itchy, sensitive skin we see in conditions like eczema. A balanced gut helps keep the immune system in a state of peace.

3. Absorbing the “Building Blocks” of Healthy Skin

Just like a house needs sturdy bricks, your baby’s skin needs specific nutrients to stay strong and soft. Nutrients like Zinc and Vitamin D3, along with Omega-3s, are the “building blocks” for healthy skin.

How These Nutrients Help

Because these nutrients are so important, global experts like the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius and the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/127 have set very high standards for them. 

Think of these regulations as “quality seals” for your baby’s growth. While these standards are designed for overall development, they also happen to be the secret to your little one’s glowing, healthy skin!

These regulations ensure that every serving of high-quality infant nutrition contains these three essentials:

• Zinc helps promote the healing of those little scratches from restless nights and supports the maintenance of normal, healthy skin.

• Vitamin D3 supports the skin’s recovery and proper functioning as a protective barrier.

• Omega-3 (DHA) acts like a natural moisturizer from the inside out. Since February 2022, EU regulations have required DHA in all infant formulas because of its critical role in a child’s overall health and development.

Why Gut Health Matters

Even the best building blocks can’t do their job if they aren’t “delivered” properly. If the gut isn't at its best, it can’t efficiently absorb these "skin-loving" nutrients, regardless of whether they meet regulatory levels for safety and efficacy. By supporting gut health, we’re making sure every drop of nutrition reaches their skin to keep it thick, hydrated, and protected.

4. Finding a Sense of Calm

There’s a beautiful, but delicate, link between the gut, the skin, and your baby’s mood. When your baby’s tummy is upset, it can trigger stress hormones like cortisol, which actually weakens the skin’s protective shield. This makes them more sensitive to things like itchy clothes or harsh soaps. 

It can become a difficult cycle: a fussy tummy leads to itchy skin, which leads to a restless, unhappy baby. By soothing the gut-skin axis, we’re helping the whole body find its rhythm again, leading to better sleep and a much happier little one.

Your Child’s Eczema May Be More Than Just Skin Deep

When you’re up in the middle of the night trying to soothe your baby’s itchy skin, it’s natural to reach for the nearest cream or look for an external culprit like a new laundry soap or a wool blanket. These things certainly matter, but sometimes, your little one’s body might be telling you that something deeper is going on.

We often think of eczema as just a “skin problem,” but more and more, we’re learning that a happy tummy is often the secret to happy skin. Think of the gut as the foundation of your child’s health; when that foundation is a little shaky, the skin becomes much more sensitive to the world around it.

Moving Beyond the “Band-Aid” Approach

It can be incredibly frustrating to feel like you’re just managing one “skin crisis” after another. While creams and lotions are so important for keeping your baby comfortable at the moment, they don’t always reach the root of the problem.

Focusing on your child’s gut health as a holistic way to care for their skin may bring the following benefits:

• Calming the System: Instead of just treating the redness on the surface, you’re helping the immune system feel less “on edge.”

• Building Resilience: A balanced gut helps your baby’s body become less reactive to those external triggers that used to cause a flare-up.

• A Foundation for Life: This isn’t just about clearing up a rash today; it’s about nurturing an interconnected system that supports their wellness as they grow.

Moving beyond the “band-aid” approach means looking at your child as a whole, beautiful person. By nourishing them from the inside out, you’re moving away from temporary fixes and toward a long-term sense of relief and health for your little one.

The Disease Process of Atopic Dermatitis in Terms of the Gut-Skin Connection

Atopic dermatitis or eczema presents itself outwardly as constant itching and discomfort. While it looks like a surface problem, what’s happening underneath is a deeply connected process involving your child’s tummy and their skin’s natural defenses. 

Understanding this connection can help you move from simply managing symptoms to truly supporting your child’s healing.

How the Gut and Skin Work Together

In a healthy child, the skin acts like a protective shield. The cells are packed tightly together to keep moisture in and irritants out. In children with eczema, that shield is often a bit weaker. This is frequently due to a lack of a specific protein called filaggrin, which acts like the “glue” holding the skin’s protective layers together.

This skin barrier doesn't work alone; it is constantly communicating with the gut. If the lining of the gut becomes too permeable (sometimes called “leaky gut”), it allows certain markers and proteins that shouldn’t be there to enter the bloodstream.

These markers travel to the skin and interfere with its ability to produce the oils and proteins it needs to stay strong. This creates a cycle where a restless gut leads to sensitive skin, and the resulting skin irritation increases the body’s overall level of stress.

At a Glance: Healthy Gut vs. Gut with Eczema

To help visualize what is happening inside, here’s a simple comparison of how these systems function differently:

By focusing on high-quality nutrition that supports the gut lining and encourages friendly bacteria, we can help “repair the glue” in the skin barrier from the inside out. This approach helps break the cycle of inflammation and gives your child’s skin the chance to become more resilient and comfortable.

Skin Microbiome Imbalances in Children with Atopic Dermatitis

Think of your child’s skin as a tiny garden. In a healthy garden, there are many different types of plants that work together to keep the soil rich and protected. In children with eczema, that garden is often struggling to find its natural balance.

• A Loss of Diversity: Just like a garden needs many types of flowers to thrive, the skin needs a wide variety of “good” bacteria. When that variety disappears, the skin’s natural shield weakens, making it much easier for irritants to get in and cause trouble.

• The “Bully” Bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus): You might have heard of “Staph.” In eczema-prone skin, this specific bacteria tends to take over, acting like a weed that crowds out everything else. It creates a stubborn layer (called a biofilm) that damages the skin barrier and triggers those painful, red flares we all want to avoid.

• Missing Protective Friends: Healthy skin is usually home to “good” microbes like Roseomonas mucosa that act as natural protectors against S. aureus and other “bad” microbes. In children with eczema, these friendly helpers are often missing. Without them, the skin loses its best way to naturally fight off the "bad" germs.

• Increased Vulnerability: Because the skin’s “front door” is propped open by inflammation, it’s easier for viruses to cause secondary infections. Common examples include the Coxsackie virus (which can lead to eczema coxsackium, related to hand-foot-and-mouth disease) or the herpes simplex virus (which can cause eczema herpeticum, the virus responsible for cold sores).

Strengthening the gut is one of the best ways to help your child’s immune system stand guard against these extra complications.

Why a Happy Tummy Means Happier Skin

It might seem strange that what’s happening in the gut affects the skin, but they’re deeply connected. The gut is essentially the “control center” for your child’s immune system.

• There’s Strength in Numbers: A diverse gut microbiome acts as a training ground for the immune system. When an infant has fewer types of bacteria in their gut, their immune system doesn't always learn how to react properly, which can lead to the overreactions we see in conditions like eczema.

• The “Protector” Bacteria (Bifidobacterium): These are the most important early residents of a baby’s gut. Researchers have observed lower levels of these bacteria in children with eczema, while supplementing them has been shown to help improve skin health. This confirms how vital these bacteria are in keeping your child safe from harmful germs.

• The “Peacekeepers” (Butyrate-Producers): Some special bacteria produce a substance called butyrate, known for its supportive effects in the skin barrier. Think of butyrate as a “calming signal” for the immune system. Without enough of it, the gut lining can become “leaky,” and the immune system becomes hyper-sensitive and reactive.

• The Guardian of the Lining (Akkermansia): This bacterium protects the gut’s delicate lining, and its levels can be a key indicator of your child’s skin health. When Akkermansia shifts out of balance, the gut can become more sensitive to food triggers. This often sends “alarm signals” throughout the body that show up as the redness and irritation you see on your little one’s skin.

• Managing the “Bad Guys”: Sometimes, inflammatory bacteria like C. difficile or E. coli can grow too quickly. These strains release toxins that travel through the body and tell the skin to flare up.

How You Can Help 

What your child eats is the most gentle and effective way to nourish these “good” bacteria. Whether through breastfeeding or choosing a clean, organic formula that includes prebiotics, you are providing the building blocks for a stronger barrier. By feeding the “peacekeeper” bacteria and avoiding harsh ingredients, you’re helping your child’s body find its way back to balance.

Holistic Support for Healthy Skin

Taking care of your little one’s skin, especially when they’re dealing with the discomfort of a flare-up, requires a holistic approach. This means looking at the whole picture: supporting their body from the inside out while keeping their delicate skin protected from the world around them.

Finding a daily rhythm that treats both the gut and the skin can help your child feel more comfortable and give their body the space it needs to heal. Here are a few ways to support that balance:

1. Gentle Cleansing and Moisturizing

Traditional soaps can often be too harsh and strip the skin’s natural defenses. Choosing gentle, pH-balanced natural baby bath products helps keep the skin slightly acidic, which is exactly how it likes to be to favor “good” bacteria and keep “bad” bacteria away.

After a bath, gently seal in that hydration with a nourishing organic baby lotion. Think of this as a protective blanket for their skin barrier while you work on healing their gut health from the inside. 

Frequent moisturizing throughout the day can also help prevent the skin from drying out during active flares.

2. Safe Sun Protection

For sensitive kiddos, heat and UV rays can sometimes trigger a flare. 

When you’re heading outside, a mineral-based baby sunscreen for sensitive skin containing zinc oxide is an ideal choice for babies and young children. Unlike chemical filters, zinc oxide sits gently on top of the skin and acts like a tiny mirror to reflect the sun away from your baby’s skin. 

Plus, zinc oxide has soothing properties that make it useful against redness and irritation.

3. Kind Nutritional Support

Sometimes, even the best diet needs a little extra help. Baby vitamin drops offer vital support to the immune system, helping to strengthen the gut lining.

You might also consider a pediatric probiotic. These friendly bacteria help restore peace in the gut, especially when you choose strains specifically studied for eczema.

Consistent nutritional support helps provide the building blocks the body needs to maintain a healthy gut-skin axis.

Healthy Gut Tips for Healthy Skin

Nurturing your baby’s skin truly begins with nurturing their tummy. It can feel overwhelming to move through all the advice out there, but focusing on these gentle, practical shifts in nutrition can help create a calm gut environment where your baby’s skin can finally begin to heal and thrive.

Address Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA)

It’s very common for infant eczema to be a signal that a baby is struggling to digest the proteins found in cow’s milk. When their little system has a hard time with these proteins, it can cause internal inflammation that shows up as a red, itchy rash on the outside. 

Switching to a gentle goat milk baby formula or a specialized non-dairy formula can often bring rapid relief. Along with skin flares, keep an eye out for signs of tummy distress like gas or reflux, as these are often clues that their formula might need a change.

Probiotics

Think of probiotics as a welcoming committee for your baby’s gut. Specific “good” bacteria, like Lactobacillus rhamnosus, have been shown to act as peacekeepers for the immune system, especially when introduced early on. 

Choosing an organic formula that includes both prebiotics and probiotics helps maintain a healthy balance from day one. These friendly microbes take up space in the gut, making it much harder for “bad” bacteria to move in and cause trouble.

Maternal Wellness 

When you’re currently pregnant or breastfeeding, taking care of yourself is one of the most beautiful ways to care for your baby. Your body is the very first environment your little one knows, so by prioritizing your own wellness, you’re laying a gentle foundation for their lifelong health.

Enjoying a colorful variety of fiber-rich fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, along with omega-3s, helps nurture your own microbiome. This healthy balance is shared with your baby, nurturing a healthy gut-skin connection and helping to keep their skin clear and calm as they grow.

Beyond nutrition, creating a sense of peace for yourself is just as vital. Savoring a warm cup of organic tea can offer a quiet moment of reflection, while using gentle body and bath care products helps keep your own skin barrier resilient and hydrated.

Every bit of love you give yourself is a gift you pass on to your child. Maintaining a maternal self-care routine is a powerful way to support the delicate balance of your baby’s gut and skin health from the very beginning.

What to Avoid

Creating a healthy gut environment is as much about what you exclude as what you include. Certain ingredients commonly found in standard infant nutrition can inadvertently feed harmful bacteria or irritate the sensitive lining of the digestive tract. Be mindful of these additives, and try to avoid them as much as possible:

• Added Sugars: Instead of formulas with corn syrup, look for lactose-based options. Lactose is the natural sugar found in breast milk and is much gentler on a baby’s blood sugar and gut balance.

• Synthetic Food Additives: Avoid synthetic additives that can over-stimulate a sensitive immune system, which can make skin flares more likely.

• Excess Seed Oils: Limiting an excess of processed vegetable oils helps keep inflammation at bay, ensuring your baby’s internal system stays as calm as possible.

Top Formula Types for Eczema-Prone Babies

Finding the right formula when your baby is struggling with eczema can feel like a big responsibility, but it’s also one of the most powerful ways you can support their healing. 

Since their tummy and skin are so closely connected, choosing a gentle, easy-to-digest option helps calm the internal “noise” so their skin can find some peace.

Because every little one is unique, it’s always best to chat with your pediatrician before making a switch. Some babies have a true allergy (CMPA) that requires very specific proteins, while others just need a gentler, more natural alternative to help their system thrive.

Extensively Hydrolyzed Formulas (EHFs, The “Pre-Digested” Option)

In these formulas, the proteins are already broken down into tiny fragments. Think of it as the formula doing the heavy lifting for your baby’s digestion. Because the pieces are so small, the immune system doesn’t see them as a “threat,” which allows the gut to rest and the skin to clear up.

Formuland Recommendations:

• HiPP HA (Hypoallergenic) Series is a wonderful choice because it pairs those gentle proteins with prebiotics and probiotics to help the gut heal from the inside out. You can easily buy this HiPP formula online through our shop.

Amino Acid-Based Formulas (AAFs, The Most Gentle Support)

These are fully elemental formulas where the protein is completely broken down into individual amino acids. They’re usually reserved for babies with severe allergies who can’t even tolerate hydrolyzed proteins. They provide a safe, non-reactive way for babies with complex needs to get all their nutrition.

Formuland Note:

• We focus on supportive options like HiPP HA and other hypoallergenic baby formulas. If your baby has a severe allergy, your doctor might recommend a prescription-level amino acid formula.

Plant-Based Formulas (Dairy-Free Alternatives)

For families who want to avoid animal proteins entirely, organic non-dairy formula options can be a breath of fresh air. These formulas use rice or soy protein to provide full nutrition without the dairy triggers that sometimes upset the gut-skin axis.

Formuland Recommendations:

• Bebe M Organic Rice AR and Premibio Primerice are both gentle, vegan-friendly options based on rice protein.

Comfort Formulas (For Tummies and Skin)

You might know these as the go-to for gassy babies, but they’re also lovely for skin health. By using reduced lactose and specialized protein blends, comfort formulas make the whole digestive process much smoother, which helps lower the overall stress on your baby’s system.

Formuland Recommendations:

• HiPP Comfort and Kendamil Comfort are both designed to be extra kind to sensitive tummies.

Goat Milk Formulas (A Natural Choice for Sensitive Skin)

Many eczema-prone babies benefit from goat milk baby formula alternatives. Goat milk formulas feature A2 proteins and smaller fat globules for easier digestion compared to cow's milk, potentially reducing sensitivities that contribute to skin flares.

Formuland Recommendations:

• Kabrita, Holle Goat, Kendamil Goat, and Jovie are all premium choices that focus on organic, gentle digestion.

Transitioning Your Baby to a New Formula

Moving your little one to a new formula is a big step, and it’s completely natural to want to get it just right. The gentlest way to do this is by taking it slow, in a process similar to a “slow handshake” between the old and the new. 

This gives your baby’s delicate tummy time to get used to new proteins and find a healthy balance without any sudden shocks, which helps keep their skin and digestion calm and happy.

Before you begin, it’s always a good idea to have a quick chat with your pediatrician, especially if you’re moving to a hypoallergenic or specialized organic option. Once you’re ready to start, most families find that a transition over 5 to 7 days works beautifully.

Making the Switch: A Simple Guide

To keep your baby’s system happy, you can follow these simple mixing ratios based on their typical bottle size:

Additional Tip for Success: Water First! 

Always remember to add the water to the bottle first, and then add your scoops. This is a small step that makes a huge difference in your baby’s health!

If the powder goes in first, it takes up space in the bottle, and you’ll end up adding less water than your baby actually needs. This makes the formula too concentrated, which can be tough on their tiny, developing kidneys and even lead to dehydration. By measuring the water first, you ensure your baby gets the exact balance of hydration and nutrition they need to thrive.

As you go through the week, keep a gentle eye on your baby. As long as they are happy and comfortable, you’re doing an amazing job!

Supporting Your Baby’s Skin During the Change

It’s so common to see a little bit of a “skin protest” when your baby’s body is getting used to a new routine. Even though the change is good, a nutritional transition can sometimes be a little stressful on their system, leading to a temporary flare-up. 

During this week of change, you can help your little one by giving their skin some extra “outside-in” love while their gut does the hard work on the inside. Here are some recommendations:

1. Gentle Bathing

A 5 to 10-minute soak or a gentle sponge bath with lukewarm water is like a deep breath for their skin. Try to avoid hot water, as it can wash away the natural oils they need to stay protected. 

It’s also helpful to make sure the room itself is nice and warm before you start, as a wet baby can get chilled very easily. When it’s time to dry off, give them gentle “pats” with a soft towel rather than rubbing, which can be irritating to sensitive areas.

2. Frequent Moisturizing

Use a natural organic baby lotion several times a day; keeping the skin hydrated prevents the itching that leads to scratching and infection. Focus on areas that appear particularly dry or red.

3. Thoughtful Sun Protection

Sensitive skin and heat can be a tricky combination. When you’re heading out, a mineral sunscreen for sensitive skin helps block out UV triggers. Keeping your baby in the shade whenever you can is also a great way to keep them cool and comfortable.

4. Extra Nutrient Support

A few daily baby vitamin drops can be a wonderful way to support their immune system and help their body absorb all the new goodness they’re getting during this transition.

5. A Cozy, Cool Environment

Keeping the nursery cool and using a humidifier if the air is dry can make a world of difference for an itchy baby. Soft cotton clothing is also your best friend: it lets their skin breathe and helps prevent irritation.

Take Care of Your Child’s Health From the Inside Out With Formuland

The link between the digestive system and the skin is a profound reminder of the body’s interconnected nature. Managing eczema in children is rarely as simple as finding the right cream; it requires a commitment to understanding the biological signals sent from the gut.

At Formuland, we feel truly honored to walk alongside families who are choosing this holistic path to wellness. We’ve carefully gathered a selection of premium organic formulas and baby care essentials that were created to support that delicate gut-skin balance. 

Whether you are looking for gentle goat milk, hypoallergenic options, or clean-label organic choices, our goal is to help you avoid the additives and irritants that can be so tough on sensitive systems.

Choose Formuland for your premium organic baby formula and baby care needs to ensure your child receives the purest nutritional start possible. We invite you to explore our collection and discover how the right ingredients can transform your child’s health from the inside out.

Frequently Asked Questions: Gut Health-Skin Health Connection

Can formula milk cause eczema? 

Formula doesn’t directly cause eczema, but because every baby’s tummy is unique, some may be sensitive to certain ingredients like intact cow's milk proteins or corn syrup. 

For these sensitive babies, those ingredients can trigger internal inflammation that eventually shows up as a skin flare. Many families find that switching to a gentle, organic formula, which focuses on easy-to-digest nutrients, helps calm their baby’s system and supports clearer, more comfortable skin.

What are signs of poor gut health? 

You might notice things like chronic gas, a tummy that feels bloated, constipation, or frequent spitting up, all of which can be signs that their delicate digestive system is working extra hard. When these tummy troubles happen alongside red, itchy skin, it’s often a gentle nudge from the body that the gut-skin axis is a bit out of balance. 

Moreover, for your little ones who can’t tell you how they feel with words, behavioral signs like excessive crying or having a hard time settling down for sleep can also be their way of telling you that they have some digestive discomfort.

How can I make my baby’s gut healthier? 

A great way to start is by focusing on a gentle routine that limits tummy triggers while adding in the extra support their system needs to thrive. This can include choosing a clean, organic formula, introducing a gentle pediatric probiotic, and ensuring they get their daily Vitamin D drops. 

Because the gut-skin connection is so deep, healing often happens gradually, but every small, consistent step you take is helping your little one feel more comfortable from the inside out.

Is it normal for a baby’s stool to change color when switching to a goat milk baby formula? 

It’s completely normal to feel a little worried when you notice a change in your baby's diaper, but rest assured that a shift in stool color is very common when transitioning to goat milk formula. 

Because goat milk is digested a bit differently and more gently than cow's milk, it’s natural for the color to shift to different shades of yellow or green and for the consistency to become softer. 

As long as your little one seems comfortable, happy, and isn’t showing signs of pain or excessive fussiness, these changes are usually just a sign that their tummy is successfully adjusting to its new, nourishing routine.

Should I use baby vitamin drops every day? 

Most health experts recommend daily Vitamin D drops starting from birth, as they’re like a little helping hand for your baby’s bone health and immune system. 

For your little ones with eczema, these daily drops are especially meaningful; they help nourish that important connection between the gut and the skin, gently encouraging the immune system to stay calm and balanced. 

Just be sure to follow the specific dosage your pediatrician recommends to ensure your baby is getting the perfect amount for their unique needs.