By: Sunbin Song, New Mom & Chief Science Officer Whenever I feel I’m not getting mothering quite right, I remind myself that every woman has a unique reaction to new motherhood. For example, my grandma...

By: Dr. Sunbin Song, PhDReviewed by: Dr. Gayin Lee, MD, Dermatologist Research shows a strong link between eczema and food allergies — in fact, about one-third of children with moderate to severe eczema later develop...

Up to 25% of children develop eczema, and research shows that 90%+ of baby skincare products contain common allergens—even those labeled “hypoallergenic,” “clean,” or “natural.” Ingredients like fragrances, botanical extracts and preservatives can trigger rashes,...

Not all “natural” is skin-friendly. Food-based ingredients like almond or oat oils can trigger irritation or allergies in sensitive and eczema-prone babies. Instead, Song Lab focuses on skin-native ingredients—like ceramides, glycerin, and provitamin B5—that already...

Eczema can leave your baby’s skin dry, itchy, and uncomfortable—but the right daily routine makes all the difference. In this guide, Dr. Sunbin Song, PhD, with review from Dr. Gayin Lee, MD (Dermatologist), shares practical,...