Episode 221: What’s Triggering Your Child’s Eczema? Common (and Surprising) Triggers to Watch

Let’s explore what could be triggering your child’s eczema — from the obvious to the ones most parents never suspect.

This week on the Natural Super Kids Podcast, we’re continuing our eczema series with a look at the everyday (and not-so-everyday) culprits behind your child’s flare-ups. If you feel like you’ve tried every cream, eliminated the “usual” foods, and still find yourself dealing with itchy skin or constant inflammation — this episode will help you connect the dots in a new way.

Here's what we cover:

• The most common food triggers we see in clinic (including ones that fly under the radar).
• The difference between allergies and intolerances — and why it’s not always as obvious as a reaction.
• How histamine intolerance could be quietly fuelling eczema and other allergy-like symptoms.
• Surprising environmental triggers like dust mites, mold, and even household products that could be playing a role.

🎧 Tune in to feel more equipped and empowered as you explore what’s actually driving your child’s eczema. Whether you’re just getting started or looking for more clarity, we’re here to help you take a thoughtful next step.

🌱 Want to learn a complete, naturopathic approach to managing eczema naturally?

Explore our Eczema Workshop, where we guide you through the 5-step framework to support your child’s skin from the inside out. It’s practical, family-friendly, and based on what truly works in clinic.

✨ Get all the details here: naturalsuperkids.com/eczema

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