MORE HEALING FOR HARRY

We have been working so hard to try and get the big eczema patches on Harry's stomach to heal. As previously mentioned he continually scratches and his stomach hasn't had a chance to heal in months. I have started putting a drop of Manuka Paint with his cream like I have done with Oscar and we are finally seeing some healing happening. I hope this continues for Harry. Surely the time has come for our wee man to have some days off from being itchy.
When he wakes in the morning he proudly  pulls up his top to show his brothers

his stomach. Suprisingly they are stoked for him and share his excitement.
Harry has told me he's going to show his kindy teachers too, although I don't think he has!
I can't wait to see how the next few weeks go for him.

Oscar is doing well still. Just the usual itchy bits, particularly behind his knees.
We are looking into hypnotherapy for Oscar. It would be great for him to be able to go to bed without itching. Bed time for him means itch time even if visually he doesn't look itchy. This has been Oscar's routine his whole life so we need to figure out a way to break the habit and for Oscar to learn bed is a lovely and nice place to bed. As I've already said Oscar at the age of 71/2 doesn't know how to self settle. Maybe we need to seek help from a baby whisperer!

One more week of school then holidays for two weeks. I think Oscar has had about three days off this term. His attendance this term by far is the best since he started school. Long may it continue.

The Sloan boys line up for Moisturiser time.

HEALING!