Eczema-Friendly Skincare Routine: Easy At-Home Guide

child washing their face as part of an eczema-friendly skincare routine

Previously, I took a deep dive into the relationship between the gut microbiome and eczema (you can read more about that in my other blog post). However, I often get asked about the best eczema-friendly skincare routine, especially in the colder, drier winter months. Let’s explore the skin microbiome and how it impacts eczema. While […]

Winterize Your Family: Simple Strategies to Stay Sickness-Free

winterize your family through physical activity, rest and stress reduction, nutritious food, and supplements

As the temperature drops and we cozy up indoors, it’s more important than ever to winterize your family and keep everyone’s immune system strong. Colder weather, shorter days (less vitamin D from sunshine), and increased time spent indoors can create the perfect storm for colds, the flu, and other winter bugs. Here are my top […]

Healthy Holiday Gift Guide: Health is Wealth

Healthy holiday gift guide

Giving the gift of health never goes out of style! Most of us don’t need more stuff—another sweater, another random gadget collecting dust. That’s why we put together this healthy holiday gift guide to help lay the foundation for lasting health for the people you care about. Let’s make every gift count this year with essentials that bring health, […]

RSV: What Parents Need to Know This 2025-2026 Season

young girl with head in hands looking pained due to RSV

RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, typically starts in late fall and peaks in winter. As of October 2025, RSV activity is increasing in some parts of the country, and reports expect moderate RSV activity this year, similar to the 2024-2025 season. RSV Symptoms RSV is a common respiratory virus that causes symptoms similar to a […]

Survive Cold and Flu Season: Your Ultimate Rescue Kit

Ready to survive this cold and flu season? As we continue to enter cold and flu season, you can feel the collective parental shift—wanting to do everything possible to keep kids from getting sick. The sick cycle is familiar: first, the sniffles appear, then the cough and low-grade fever, and before you know it, you’re on your way to the […]

Household Triggers of Eczema: How to Reduce Irritants

Is your home making your child’s eczema worse? Let’s explore the hidden household triggers of eczema. I’ve talked a lot about how both the skin and the gut microbiome affect eczema. While these do have a profound impact on eczema, I want to shine a light on something that we often see fly under the radar: the environment inside your […]

No Sick Days: How to Keep Kids Healthy at School

How to keep kids healthy at school

The new school year is right around the corner (or has already begun!) and that means books, homework, and sometimes a sick child. Around this time of year, I get a lot of quesitons from parents who want to know what I recommend to help keep kids healthy at school. I can’t help with books or homework (sorry […]

Back-to-school Checklist: Start the School Year Strong

College kids with back to school checklist

Summer is nearly over, and it’s time to start getting your back-to-school checklist together. For some of you readers, you are gearing up to send your child off to college. This guide is tailored toward kids who are going to college, but it is a great checklist even if your kids are still in gradeschool. Regardless of what […]

Summer Constipation: How to Find Relief

Kid with toilet paper - summer constipation

If you read my blogs often, you know I talk a lot about diarrhea and bowel movements. Today, we’re talking about the other end of the spectrum… summer constipation. Constipation might not seem like a “summer thing,” but you’d be surprised how often it shows up when children (and adults) are out of their usual routine. This can be […]

How to Avoid Post-Pool Day Meltdowns

Post-pool day meltdown

Have you ever Googled: “Why is my child losing it after swimming?” Your child is sobbing over a soggy Goldfish cracker. You’re gripping the steering wheel like it’s a stress ball. Sound familiar? Let’s talk about why pool days often end in total emotional chaos, and, more importantly, how to stop the meltdowns before they start. Here are three surprising […]

What You Get With The Eczema Jump Start Guide:

Dr. Kilbane’s approach is universal and can be used by both children and adults who have eczema. Here’s what’s included:

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