Kimberley Wallwork's son Oliver developed eczema at the age of one Would scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain, unable to sleep Ms Wallwork, 26, said she felt 'helpless' as had tried several remedies One five children suffers from eczema, affecting school and family life New survey reveals many parents say condition severely affects family life After stumbling across Bioskin Junior range online, Ms Wallwork tried it Claims Oliver's skin is significantly better and he is now a 'lively, happy boy' Experts have now set up a new website to help parents deal with eczema<\/p>\n
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Published: 05:03 EST, 29 August 2014 | Updated: 09:09 EST, 30 August 2014 <\/p>\n
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Kimberley Wallwork would watch her son Oliver scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain <\/p>\n
Every night KimberleyWallwork would watch in despair as her son Oliver scratched his skin until it bled and he then cried in pain. <\/p>\n
Her little boy had suffered from eczema since he was a year old and his condition meant he barely slept through the night. <\/p>\n
'His skin was red raw and he would wake up screaming- he was understandably incredibly grumpy,' says Kimberly, 26. <\/p>\n
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Original post: Kimberley Wallwork's son Oliver developed eczema at the age of one Would scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain, unable to sleep Ms Wallwork, 26, said she felt 'helpless' as had tried several remedies One five children suffers from eczema, affecting school and family life New survey reveals many parents say condition severely affects family life After stumbling across Bioskin Junior range online, Ms Wallwork tried it Claims Oliver's skin is significantly better and he is now a 'lively, happy boy' Experts have now set up a new website to help parents deal with eczema By Anna Hodgekiss for MailOnline Published: 05:03 EST, 29 August 2014 | Updated: 09:09 EST, 30 August 2014 3.4k shares 333 View comments Kimberley Wallwork would watch her son Oliver scratch his skin until it bled and then cry in pain Every night KimberleyWallwork would watch in despair as her son Oliver scratched his skin until it bled and he then cried in pain. Her little boy had suffered from eczema since he was a year old and his condition meant he barely slept through the night. Continue reading
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