<s>[INST] What are the different types of eczema in children? [/INST] Children generally experience five different types of eczema:

Atopic dermatitis refers to rashes that are due to a combination of immune dysregulation, barrier (skin) dysfunction and the environment.
Contact dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction of skin due to contact with an irritating substance or item (like snaps on pants or earrings). Babies are susceptible to the irritation of saliva on the face.
Dyshidrotic eczema is a type of contact irritation of skin resulting in little blisters due to an irritant, such as soaps or sweat, located between the fingers or toes, affecting hands and feet. 
Nummular eczema refers to small circular, scattered patches ond skin (like coins) that are sometimes oozing and irritating.
Seborrheic dermatitis is characterized by dry, yellowish scales on the scalp, eyebrows, nose and forehead. This type of eczema is commonly known as “cradle cap” and develops through a combination of factors that cause the skin to produce more oil. Source: PHELPS HEALTH. Link: https://phelpshealth.org/news/featured-stories/your-faqs-about-childhood-eczema-answered. Field: Dermatology. Disease: Eczema </s>