I found an excellent site:
eczema, protopic, treating eczema, eczema treatment

There's also a downloadable pdf that's basically a booklet to help kids understand why and how they need to take care of their skin. There's a _LOT_ of crossover info for KP, and since KP is a form of atopic dermatitis just like eczema or is a form of eczema depending how you read it, it makes sense many treatments are similar.

http://www.undermyskin.co.uk/pdf/Und...ildVersion.pdf

It's a good size document and has helpful stuff esp re: the emotions involved like:

"- If you feel your parents are hounding you
about your treatment, realize that they’re just
trying to keep you comfortable by prevent-
ing your AD from flaring. Do your part to
take care of your skin so your parents don’t
feel they must constantly remind you.
- Like you, your parents may feel frustrated.
It’s hard for them to watch someone they love
struggle with eczema. Talk with your parents
about your feelings. This will help all of you
deal with problems you may be having. "

Really, check it out, even if you don't think your child has "eczema" but does have KP.

- bd
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