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I’d maybe speak to your chemist

Maybe ask a the body shop or health food store

i hope you found a better solution

Hope you managed to find some ideas that have helped.

How is your 4 year old going now?

What did you end up using?

I hope you manage to find something less strong that works well.

I would be very carful using harsh creams. Acne can’t be cured and this treatment will be ongoing, so using these harsh treatment will be permanent. Try less harsh alternatives.

MooGoo they have a cream specifically for this-think it is actually called acne cream. Get it from health food shops.

Have you tried sudocrem on her acne?

I would use a medicated wash on her skin and get one that is for sensitive skin. I hope it all works out for her, such a shame to have this so young

Wanted to know aswell, thanks for posting.

Watch the diet! Steer clear of fatty foods as they will exacerbate the issue

I hope you find what you a looking for, for your daughters skin

I think you should get a second opinion, it might be something else and as another person said hormonal stuff might be happening early.

I’m also wondering what’s causing it. I’d be looking for the cause before resorting to heavy duty creams.

Is it an allergic reaction to something I wonder? Has her hormone levels been checked, as acne is often hormone based?

I had a look around for some answers for you as this is unusual in a 4 year old. It seems she may have acne as her body is trying to cleanse her of something her body finds hard to cope with. You may do well to start a diet of eliminating foods one at a time starting with dairy, then wheat. I have some info. for you here but I would suggest rather than strong chemical creams to see either a Chinese medical practitioner or a naturopath, as both will look to offer you holistic treatments that will treat the problem not just the symptoms. http://www.flannerys.com.au/ask-a-naturopath/question/228

I’d definitely look at something organic, that doesnt have chemicals. Like a few otherts have said- try speaking to a naturopath first for alternatives.