PeckhamRyeAnne

Why don't you can get in touch with the OCC and they might be able to recommend a local osteopath?

If you are thinking of seeing a cranial osteopath, make sure you see one who has paediatric training. There's a lot of anecdotal evidence to the use of osteopathy in this way but not all osteopaths have had postgraduate paediatric training (as far as I'm aware all osteopaths treat adults and they don't have to prove that they have any specialist training to treat children so not all cranial osteopaths have done this). If you can travel there, the best place in London for paediatric osteopaths is the OCC (Osteopathic Centre for Children) (Wandsworth or Shoreditch) www.occ.uk.com They are a charity so their fees are lower than average. You usually get to see more than one osteopath for an opinion and the supervising osteopaths who work there are very experienced. Otherwise there are several osteopaths in this area who have been trained by the OCC and some of their supervisors also work in SE4 and SE15.

We use Fresh Southeast. Janette, who runs this is amazing. She lives locally (Nunhead) and chooses most of the veg herself and I think that all the veg is very fresh (I know several people who have changed from other copmanies and prefer the quality of her veg/fruit. Delivers to your door on Thursdays. http://freshsoutheast.co.uk

I just use vinegar diluted (1:3 or 1:4. It's most effective when you leave it on for a while before you scrub it off (I detach the shower hose and put it in a bucket of vinegar and water. A couple of hours (or sometimes longer) I pull it out and the limescale wipes off.

Hi Energyboy, How bad is the eczema? Is it dry or weeping? Has it been infected? Have the normal routes of treatment taken you to a paediatrician? There are various other options to consider (diet and others) if you want to discuss this in more detail feel free to PM me.