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- Have you ever taken a meat mallet to a grill cheese sandwich so you could cook it in a waffle maker? It's not bad.
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0:47 I think it's more common for Europeans to use actual toasters/panini makers/grilled cheese (toastie) makers. I know I wouldn't be able to live without one. Making a grilled cheese in a pan just... doesn't cut it for me.
There are a lot of suggestions here about the eczema. There are two clues people are leaving out: 1.) she's a very alert and responsive baby, and 2.) Daddy's instincts. Daddy may be on to something when he wonders if he may be overstimulating her. She has a very mild case, so it's unlikely it's an allergy or sensitivity, so perhaps it's stress. (Stress is not a bad thing, it just is.) Perhaps a little less stimulation? Not that you stop playing with her, she obviously looks for it and enjoys it, but follow your instincts, Daddy, and back it off a little. Give her time to process what exciting thing just happened.
Do not forget that we only see the highlights, its not like he is stimulating her 24/7.
I think with it being under her arms too, the suggestions of it being heat rash are more likely. I had that through my entire childhood.
Mild?
I just posted that my rashes have always been from stress.
Eczema tends to be worst in skin folds where it is warmest and that is where there is the most moisture.
My eczema is genetic from my mum, I get it in folds like my knees and elbows, under my watch band and sometimes around my eyes and small patches on my shoulders. Nothing too serious, still treatable with 1% hydrocortisone cream. But I'm sensitive to detergents and some soaps (same as mum) and it always flares up with over heating and sweat in those areas that then get irritated by fabric. Stress can cause big breakouts as well.
I'd suggest checking your detergents, making sure she's completely dry after baths and minimising the chances of her overheating.
If that doesn't help improve things after a few weeks (because it takes that long for things to settle down) then maybe look at the pet dander, dietary stuff. But you need to give each aspect time to settle to really see if there is an improvement. Scientific method yo, change one thing while keeping the rest the same, the only way to figure it out
Eczema is usually triggered by food allergies/sensitivities. Pasteurized dairy is the most common trigger. I think the quickest way to clear it up is for Kristen to cut dairy or of her diet. If that doesn't work, try wheat, too. If that doesn't work, see an allergist or dermatologist.
definitely what this person says!!
Also, try feeding her a teaspoon (increase to a tablespoon after 2 weeks) of raw virgin coconut oil once a day. I have eczema and, when diet changes and such didn't work, I did this as well as use it as moisturiser. BEST DECISION EVER
Check vitamin D levels, since you are so far north.
Please ask your Pediatrician before you give her anything!
My son had also that kind of eczema and skin specialist diagnosed that he had a milk protein and wheat protein allergies! And I had to stop breastfeeding him at once! I recommend to talk with a skin specialist... My son is now 10 yrs old and he hasn't have those allergies no more 👍🏻!
I agree, I mean, obviously it could come from anywhere, literally anywhere, that being said, I had to cut dairy while BFing my little girl. No big deal but it worked. :)
LOL 10:38 wasn´t expecting that :D
Gotta love Cory 😂
same lol
i was expecting sparta
The Grilled Cheese Waffle. This was the day that Corey became an inspiration and a hero to college kids around the world. *que epic music*
I can totally see you making the grilled cheese waffles for Chell when she's older xD
same xD
Nothing like a good DudelikeHella video, i'm glad you guys are uploading more and more :D
6:02 The picture in the background gets me every time!
I was in the middle of eating when I was watching the outro and I literally stopped chewing the second you did that thing. It was like you hypnotized me for 2.5 seconds hahaha!
lol its weird right but funny
I'm going with 'conspiracy theory' :O
The beeping is the government tapping into your monitor to see what the future "President Chell" is doing.
The marks on Chell are from alien visitations!!!! oh no!
Kristen should like....every time the car gets to a quarter of a tank just stick a little note to the steeering wheel that says "CORY....DON'T FORGET TO FILL UP THE TANK. LOVE YOU!"
My son has bad eczema so i put organic virgin coconut oil on it and it works! 👍🏼💛
Hey guys, I know you will get a million suggestions but when my son was a baby had the same eczema, we accidentally found a solution...adding sea salt to his bath. We took a vaca to florida when he was a baby and he was flaring up badly. We went in the ocean and the next day, it was almost unnoticeable! From then on when he flared we added sea salt to his bath and he would go away. There are actually salt spas popping up now because sea salt is known to hlp with the skin and issuds with the lungs. I found that lotions and ointments made my sons eczema worse. Something to consider especially because its natural. Good luck!
I forgot to add that his eczema was the worst on his belly, wrists. thighs and lower back and was in fact diagnosed with eczema. We believe what actually caused it tho was a dairy intolerance...not an allergy but it did cause tummy issues as well. I wasn't breastfeeding so we switched formulas and when old enough gave him almond milk. I should also note that he's 18 now and has grown out of both the eczema and dairy sensitivity.
that ending with the music and you all warped was freaky! thanks for giving me the heebie-jeebies lol
You guys should do this again!
Your gift is to make everyday stuff fun! It does make me look at things in a different way! Thanks you guys x
never wash her hair in the same bath as you're washing her body in, common mistake as you use body was for the eczema but the shampoo dries the skin out counteracting your efforts
that could be the case
I also use coconut oil on my almost 3 month old grandson. After his bath, he gets a coconut oil massage. lol I get the "expeller pressed" because I don't like the taste/smell of coconut and I like to cook with it. ;) My kids were both allergic to every laundry detergent I tried, except Cheer Free. (including the ones made for babies)
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The ones made for babies are the worst with all those perfumes in them! I bought one box of the powdered Dreft and never finished it. Plus it is so expensive! I could use any of the "free" detergents with my kids, but probably used Cheer Free the most.
My daughter had eczema from Chell's age until age 3. I tried coconut oil, breast milk, doctor's medicine, Aveeno eczema lotion, even hydrocortisone. What worked for us finally was the Costco brand of lotion and body wash. They are made mostly from plant derived ingredients. Her eczema cleared up quickly and luckily hasn't come back. Also, seeing your house "messy" makes me so happy! So refreshing unlike so called reality shows with their perfectly manicured homes.
Grilled cheese makers are big here in the uk, you butter the outside of the bread, to stop it from sticking. Then fill it with cheese beans sausage and its sooooo nice :D
Try cooking cinnamon rolls in the waffle iron! So yummy!
hell yeah
Oh yum, let us see you do This!
Vol. 2 of Fun with Food! I have so been waiting for this!
"For your own safety, do not destroy Vital Testing Apparatus."
7:16, only you can come up with this, lma,mountains,o...thank you so much Cory.
I'm sure you've already thought of this but it could be something Kristen is eating. When I saw Chell's stomach I was like: "Woah!" because that's how my son's "eczema" looked for awhile. It wasn't till he was about 5 months that we finally got his blood drawn and found out he was SUPER allergic to eggs. We cut that out and it helped his skin so much more! I'm not sure of Chell spits up like crazy, but that was something else my son did when I was eating lots of ice cream (a lot of ice cream contains eggs) and baked goods. Anyways, he still has issues with his skin and does have eczema and he's a year old. I also found his skin got MORE inflamed when we used Aveno products. We either use California Baby for sensitive skin or Tom's for sensitive skin. Anyways, sorry! being a Mom and blabbing too much! Love watching you guys, you're a blessing. :)
cory
I feel so sorry for little Chell hope she'll grow out of it . great vlog , your mind is fascinating ,you can invent at the spur of the moment so many good ideas need to write about your invention. thanks for sharing hugs and kisses to Chell
Holy Heck, the outro scared the bee gee's outta me. Thank you Cory for my jump start of the day. Ha Ha. Also try an oatmeal paste for Chell. Love all three (six ) of you.
I agree about eczema and food sensitivities. Cut out pasteurized dairy and wheat, eat more fresh organics! Nature knows best
My daughter has ezcema and raw coconut oil helped alot
All, did this ezcema start when she started wearing the space suit to bed? I didn't notice the rash until a couple days after you put her in that the first time.
Good observation, might be too hot
Yeah it could be that i was thinking that.
I thought the same thing. This suit might just be too hot. Try putting her to sleep without it for a week, or two. Even if it is difficult.
It does look as if it's sort of a heat rash. But i know a few babies who get similar to this and people just treat it as if it's eczema or put sudocrem on it. It doesn't look as if it's bothering her
What is eczema?
Coconut oil for eczema. I had it too
This.
Pro Tip when making grilled cheese:
Put some mayonnaise on the outside of the bread when grilling it...
at first I was like "omg yuck who would do that" but then a friend of mine made me one and it's a life changer .. Cory seriously try it, I dont even like Mayonnaise but omg so good
6:34 I hear it too.
6:59 There is defiantly something making noise louder there.
7:33 The culprit was found.
I've got a pretty good grilled cheese recipe. You use a little olive oil in the pan instead of butter, and in the middle is a thin layer of shredded cheese, some spinach, some thinly sliced tomatoes, and another layer of cheese. It's kinda hard to flip, so I would cook both bread slices at once, one with the cheese, tomatoes, and spinach, and the other with just cheese, and assemble it once both pieces are cooked. Once the sandwich is done, cut it diagonally and dip it in mozzarella sauce, guacamole, or whatever you like.
Im from Germany and I love all your Videos. It's so wonderful to see how Chelly grows and to see your family life. I love you!☺😘😘😘
Thanks for uploading, nothing's better then watching your vlog before taking care of the dogs.
I had it too as a child. The laundry soap is a good place to start I think. I can not use Tide at all. And fabric soft sheets got me too. Little more work with the liquid stuff but worth it. I think anything organic is best too. For the grilled cheese thingy, put very thinly sliced ham or turkey on with the cheese, yumm!
She could be sensitive to one of the soaps you guys use.
yes laundry soap or bathing soap.
Yeah true
It could be the laundry soap that was the problem with my son and me
It could be the laundry soap my poor Mama at 68 started having an unexplained rash and we did everything an one day at wits end my daddy accidentally bought one of those "free" laundry soaps an it cleared it up
When my little brother and I were babies we had to wear the store brand diapers because the other kinds would make us break out and the only detergents we can use are sun,xtra, store brands,gain which doesn't break us out but tide does and they are both made by the same company which I think is weird. Also could it be her baby wipes maybe the company changed them and it could be making her break out.
Growing up we had a grill cheese maker we used all the time.
Also have you tried breast milk on the areas she has eczema. I heard that works.
I've had eczema my entire life and recently noticed that eating eggs really causes it to flare up! Maybe keep a food journal and see if anything you eat lines up with her flare ups.
When you pulled the waffle sandwich out it we laughed and called them 'roadkill sandwiches'. lol! I'm still crying from laughing.
The outros are the best!
Our daughter has similar issues, we even had the same trouble with cloth diapers. For her, finally figured out she was allergic to detergents, ALL detergents. The key for figuring that out was when she wore disposable diapers her skin under the diapers was fine, but where clothing touched her skin she had issues (especially in crevices, top of the feet and back of the hands). Going detergent free and instead to laundry soap along with baby aveeno eczema lotion brought the best results.
Yay! I didn't get the chance to watch yesterdays until a while ago, so two in one day!
watching you lot cracks me up... i love Jaffle's cheese and tomatoes
I'm not crazy!!
Somebody else does grilled cheese sandwiches!!
What a nice thing to wake up to.
For the rashes, have you tried any lotion with Marigold flower extract (Calendula Officinalis) in it?
I think the t-rex needs to be in the intro
I had eczema when I was a baby like really bad all over my body. I suggest just keep doing what you are doing and it will start to go away. It won't go away completely but it will fade but as she gets older it will probably go away. Mine went away after I grew a little bit older. Then again all children are different. Good luck just try and keep a good positive attitude about it! Love your videos.
Another thing you said it doesn't seem to bother her now! that's good. just keep doing the bath thing! hopefully it goes away by the time shes a toddler because it tends to be very itchy and you know kids will scratch which isn't good! But good luck ill keep her in my prayers.
I want to see more funky food/shopping vlogs pleeaeeee.
Putting oats in her bath may help, helps me with mine, it's naturally soothing and super sensitive for her :')
One of the first kitchen appliances for us was a toastie maker - you just can't beat the pockets it creates. Plus, spaghetti hoop toastie just doesn't work in a pan!
My daughter, 4 yrs old, has eczema too. Hers is worse when she has any citrus or too many tomatoes. When I was nursing I cut foods and it didn't help, but once she started eating food herself it made a difference to cut citrus and tomatoes. Oatmeal baths and Eucerin help the most. And sometimes unrefined coconut oil. Heat and being upset bring it out more too. Happened with me since I was young too.
loved our sandwich maker..love love love the crunchy parts..now I need one back in my life lol..the waffle maker was a genus idea
Kristen, my mother suggests that you keep a food diary of everything you eat and see if there is a correlation with the flare-ups since you say some days it looks better or isn't as noticeable. And maybe something in the material that makes up the clothes she wears may have something to do with. Just a couple of suggestions from my mother. I, by the way, loved this vlog. I kept shaking my head during the grilled cheese "waffles" experiment and smiling. Only Cory-he's such a goofball! Chell is getting cuter by the day. So sweet! You look beautiful by the way, Kristen. Cory looks good too. Looking forward to the next vlog!
Things you can make with a waffle iron: Cake waffles (follow instructions on box of cake mix), cinnamon roll waffles (canned cinnamon rolls), pizza pockets (split refrigerated biscuit and fill with sauce, cheese, mini pepperonis; seal shut)
One of my favorite things is red velvet waffles with warm cream cheese frosting.
Waffle irons are magical
I used to get eczema, and rubbing it can irritate it. So try leaving her clothes off for a little while see if that helps. Also, they make medicated baby powder you can put in places like her elbows to help with friction and keep it dry.
You're going to be so cute making school lunches for Chell.
If you liked the grilled cheese waffle Corey you should try putting glazed doughnuts in the waffle maker... It is amazing
For her eczema changing detergents can help. My son has really sensitive skin too. We have to use all free and clear detergent(no fabric softener or dryer sheets) and wool dryer balls and can only use honest co and seventh generation baby soaps and lotions for him.
i love alaska and you guys
I was born with eczema all over my body. My mom nicknamed me "baby alligator" because my skin was so rough. My mom kept putting the medicine from the doctor on my eczema, as well as lotion with no dye or scents twice a day. By the time I was a year old, it cleared up significantly. Today, I'm 24 years old and I don't have any patches anywhere. I only had it come back once a bit when I was 7. I lotion my skin after showering and sometimes use coconut oil before it gets too dry.
I totally imagined you making those grilled cheese sammiches for Chell when she's older!
try coconut oil of chells eczema as a massage oil it's very very good and totally natural..
I've learned that it's fairly common for babies to get eczema up until around 8 months, of course older children and even adults can get it too. I used to have eczema when I was a baby and I still occasionally get a flare up if I get too hot, usually in the creases of my arms and legs. So maybe it could be that she gets a little too hot maybe when wearing that suit she wears to bed. It could also be anything from the laundry detergent, fabric softener, clothing fabric, something in Kristen's diet etc.
Somebody had their coffee today :) Makes me want a grilled cheese sammich, though not in a waffle.
Use waffle batter and shredded cheese sprinkled in the middle!
Laughed out loud several times during this vlog :D. Such a lovely family! Cory, I like your blue striped T-shirt! :)
Cory reminds me of myself with all the waffle/grilled cheese ideas
When Chell gets older, you should make her waffle sandwiches for school lunches.
You should try putting cake batter your waffle maker. I've tried it and its delicious!
Cornbread mix in the waffle iron, to go with chili. Tater tots to make hashbrowns. Cake or brownie mix to go with ice cream. Give it a try!
One of my sons has eczema flare ups like Chell's. It's at its worst when he overheats or if it's sweaty weather. Winter is rarely a problem. Look into wet wrapping. It works fantastic for us. I use medicated cream (whatever you have been prescribed) with a moisturising barrier over the top like the aver I you're using. Wrap it in a damp bandage then a dry one over top then dress as usual. If it works you can also buy stretchy seamless wet wrapping garments for eczema. I only discovered these recently. Far more comfy! Dress in natural fibres too for breathability.
I had baby eczema as a baby and my mom said oatmeal based soaps and lotions really helped! Also, just having sensitive skin now, pH balanced products work well.
I have had eczema since I was a baby.....what helps me the most is to let it dry out rather than too much medicine on it,when I keep it moist it gets much worse and mine is every where including my face.....it is doing better.....My allergy doctor told me that it can be caused by a zillion things,from consumables to stress and being anxious.....to things in the air....etc.....she is a beautiful baby girl and hopefully she will out grow this stuff.....I went almost 40 years between flare-ups,and yes I am older (think early 60's).....mine has always been stress related......wish you all the very best...love watching your family...:)
I've had eczema my whole life, including when I was a baby. My mom put 2 different prescription lotions on me 7 times a day until I was old enough to tell her no. I used steroid creams and home remedies and nothing helped. The pain was immense and constant and doctors were unable to get rid of my eczema. It was the worst pain I've ever had to deal with for 21 years. It wasn't until I was older that I changed my diet to vegan and gluten free to help with my condition. I also make my own soaps and detergents with no perfumes or dyes. Not only did my eczema disappear and I no longer use any steroid creams or unhealthy prescriptions, but I have also noticed my spring allergies have disappeared and my quality of life has greatly improved. I don't go through life dealing with pain anymore. If my mom had known this when I was a baby and ate foods I wasn't allergic to, as well as fed me foods I wasn't allergic to when I started eating solid food, I might not have had to endure the pain I did. I implore you guys to look in to what types of allergies she may have and eliminate those from her diet and life. You'll save thousands on medical costs as well :)
calomile lotion, E45 cream, aveeno creams all helped me, it could be the washing powder or check if there are tags in the clothing as they can irritate
"YOU! You're the beeper!" LMAO I cracked up at that part
pilsbury grands biscuits are great in waffle irons
I know that struggle all too well. I am so sorry you're having to deal with the dreaded eczema. My sweet girl went through hell for months and months until someone finally listened to me. She ended up developing an allergy to cows milk. The drs kept telling me that it was something she would just have to live with, but I just refused to believe that. My advice is to first of all check with her dr about bleach baths. Usually 1/4 cup of bleach in a full bathtub is gentle enough for adults and toddlers, but I'm not sure about tiny babies. They worked miracles for my daughter. I had to stop breastfeeding, but an easy way to check for allergies is to pick one food, like milk/whey and eliminate it from your diet for a week or two and see if she clears up any. You can google the most common allergies and take one at a time out of your diet. Side note: if her stool changes to a jelly/jam consistency, that's a dead giveaway to a food allergy. As far as lotions/creams/ointments, aquaphor baby (I may have misspelled that) is awesome! I hope this was helpful in any way and that y'all are able to find relief quickly.
I've had eczema for many years and it can be very stubborn. The only thing that worked for me was lavender oil with a carrier oil like almond oil. But I know you have to be careful with babies and essential oils. I was never able to pin the eczema cause on any food. I know when my skin got overheated or it was hot and humid it was worse for me. I'm glad it isn't bothering Chell. Sometimes the itch was awful when I had it. Aveeno also has a great baby eczema lotion that works on adults as well. Worth a try.
Hi Cory and Kristen!
Just wanted to share a eczema cream that works for my 5 year old daughter. We live in Anchorage so the winter is horrible for her eczema.
We use First Aid Beauty: Ultra Repair Cream Intense Hydration.
It's made without parabens, sulfates, phthalates, n has no fragrance.
My daughter's eczema on her stomach, behind her knees, and thighs look and feel much better when she uses it.
Give it a try. I highly highly recommended! You can find it in ulta or Sephora.
Much love,
The Baez Family
Last time I was this early you were driving to Alaska
My nephew had this rash problem - turns out it was caused by their laundry soap. Apparently most of my siblings had a similar issue when we were little. My mother had to buy Sunlight laundry bars and shred the bar soap with a fine cheese grater. I also had (and still have) issues with metal coming in contact with my skin (snaps on sleepers, zippers, buttons on jeans, watch backs).
That is how I make our grilled cheese when we do grilled cheese and tomato soup. The waffle holes hold more soup!
When I was growing up my mom had a grilled cheese maker. They're not necessary to make a grilled cheese but they're kinda cool. I remember making pizza sandwiches in them too. Yummy!
Dude, you were playing that mobile music, and I started thinking, "I could headbang to this," and then I kind of was. Who knew that relaxing baby music was what I was missing out on?
I make grill cheese sandwiches from frozen or leftover waffles. And yes. I use a pan and I use a spatula to squish it down.
I know how bad you must feel about Chell's skin. My daughter had the same thing, and got worse with age. We had taken her to primary care, dermatology, and an allergist. And we learned through blood work and allergy skin tests that she had bad allergies. Like animals, trees, grass, oats and nuts. I'm happy to say with what to avoid and the right meds she has been clear for almost 2 years. Good luck.
If it's sporadic, it's probably contact dermatitis. Which means it's something that's contacting her skin. Make sure you're using Dreft or compatible laundry detergent, Dove or Ivory soap to bathe, baby shampoo for hair, and lotions that don't contain alcohol (there's a ton that do). Moisture can be the cause too if they get sweaty around the band of the diaper. Kind of like diaper rash in other areas. We all have yeast on our skin and if you give it a warm, moist, dark area to multiply, it causes a rash. You'll figure it out. Sometimes it's just trial and error.
That was so funny I love the grilled cheese and the ending
I have eczema ever since I was 3, so I'm an expert in this topic unfortunately. The cold and dry air makes it worse, so maybe that's why little Chell is having it now. If she has inflammations on places where her skin touches her clothes, and not on her face, hands and diaper area, then the washing detergents can be the reason too, so try to use hypoallergenic ones.
I love you guys so much!!
praying for little chell and you guys:)
HAHA...
Cory needs a panini press!!!
That's one of the great things about breastfeeding, is the early detection of possible food allergies (but of course not knocking formula, a happy and fed baby is the best baby)
I just love the random tidbits at the end of each episode now. XD
I sing along with the intro every time
I have eczema on my arms and I use coconut oil and it helps so much! You need natural organic coconut oil but it works.
The endings are always amazing lol
Love the cat scream!