Dr. Sheilagh Maguiness, Professor of Dermatology and double board-certified pediatric dermatologist, brings years of experience—and mom wisdom—to this engaging conversation on all things kid and teen skincare. With a busy practice in the Twin Cities and two tween boys of her own, Dr. Maguiness is deeply tuned in to both the science and the real-life challenges of raising kids with healthy skin habits.

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In this episode of That’s Derm Good!, Janelle and Dr. Maguiness discuss everything from newborn skincare best practices to the latest trend sweeping social media—Sephora Kids. They explore how access to online information (and misinformation) shapes how children care for their skin and why fragrance-heavy baby products may do more harm than good.

Dr. Sheilagh Maguiness shares her best tips for new parents, including the “soak and smear” method for treating rashes, how to prevent cradle cap, and what she really thinks about lavender-scented baby lotions. She also discusses the growing need for pediatric dermatologists and how many areas still lack proper access to this specialized care.

Later in the episode, Dr. Maguiness introduces Stryke Club, a clean, dermatologist-formulated skincare brand she co-founded just for boys. With simple, effective products (including on-the-go wipes and a patented acne-fighting moisturizer), Stryke Club is tackling the gap in skincare education and access for tweens and teens—especially boys who are often left out of the conversation.

Whether you’re a parent, provider, or simply skin-curious, this episode is full of expert insights and everyday takeaways that prove good skincare can start early—and doesn’t have to be complicated.

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