Ou newborn daughter has alot of dry skin on her feet and hands..what is the best thing to do for it?

It's completely normal. Our daughter had the same thing and it peeled and shed off on it's own. Once it did, she was left with beautifully soft skin. You don't have to do anything, really, just wait it out.

It sounds like cradle cap.You can massage with oil and then take a soft baby brush and go over it in a circular motion. After that put some vasoline on it and try to keep it dry. Try not to pick or prod at it to much other than massaging it a few times a day. Also, try not to let any hats rub against it. Dont use to many different products, that can be more irritating. Avoid lotions and creams with fragrance. Keep it simple and if it spreads or gets worse so the md.

add a tiny bit a baby oil into her warm bath water. then after the bath, when shes being dried off, add a tiny mixture of baby lotion and baby oil together and rub on her body. after rubbing on her hands, put the baby mittens on she they stay moist and so she doesn't rub it all over her face. and with her feet do the same thing but put socks on.

after a few weeks she should be perfect.

if ur baby has cradle cap, u can use a tiny bit of baby oil with a baby brush and rub the oil into her scap very softly.

my daughter was a winter baby. she had very very dry chapped skin. i did this to her and she healed right up in a few weeks

my son was the same way, we lathered them with A&D diaper rash cream (you can use it for so much more too) and it went away. Just put that on and put on some mitts and socks so it doesnt get all over the place. Because babies are used to being in water, it is common for them to have dry flakey skin during the first few months

Same thing happened with my son. His feet and hands were so dry. It will go away soon. I had this intense dry baby lotion I cannot remember the name but I used it a couple times a day. Try putting lotion on the hands and feet then right away put socks and hand covers on. that will work.

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It will go away. I was shocked when my twins started peeling but they did and it went away after a couple of weeks.

Not sure why newborns peel. :-) I tried all kinds of things but nothing made it stop, so just let it go and don't worry about it. She is fine.

I wouldn't put anything on it if she is a newborn. That is pretty much normal. Both my kids had it. It will eventually flake off. I was advised by my pediatrician to leave it alone since newborns have VERY sensitive skin. Using lotion may aggrevate her skin at this point.

It should just go away eventually...our daughter's entire body "peeled," with hands and feet being first. Nothing really helps it, just time.

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If your in the uk Aqueous cream works wonders my son had this and i used to wash him in it then apply it as cream when he was dry, it cleared it up very quickly