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Special Considerations in Atopic Dermatitis in Young Children.

Atopic dermatitis (AD) begins in early childhood in the majority of children. Addressing AD in small children includes recognition of the early presentations of disease in all skin types, triggers, comorbidities, and therapeutics. These include risk of medication absorption, more xerosis, infections, and creating management plans that are acceptable to parents/caregivers, while offering safety. Vaccination efficacy, safety on systemic agents, growth and development, tactile sensory development, and teething-related facial eruptions of early childhood are additional concerns. Prevention of long-term comorbidities is the highest goal. Using age-based considerations helps support excellence in care and improved patient-parent experience.

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