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If your child has been burnt... What to do? UPDATE

A quick update on Leo who got a 3rd degree burn on his arm. After lots of research, we have bought a balm called Tepezcohuite that comes from Mexico and has been used there for centuries. It is very healing and moisturizing, which is what the skin needs after growth. We are now considering 2 creams to eliminate scaring and keep nourishing and regenerating the skin.



One is made from the inside of oyster shell and the other is made from snail serum. Both apparently give great results.




































Here are 2 photos of his burnt arm. You will see the difference from the beginning to 3 months later.

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