Caroline's Itch - Yap-Chung, Victoria
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Caroline struggles with eczema, diligently applying creams and bandages to keep her skin from itching and weeping. Caroline is embarrassed when a trip to the swimming pool causes a flare-up in front of her whole class. Yet this situation turns into the perfect opportunity to inform her peers and bridge the gap to develop friendships with classmates. This informative rhyming book is designed to raise awareness of eczema and educate readers so that people with the condition feel less alienated and more empowered.

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Caroline struggles with eczema, diligently applying creams and bandages to keep her skin from itching and weeping. Caroline is embarrassed when a trip to the swimming pool causes a flare-up in front of her whole class. Yet this situation turns into the perfect opportunity to inform her peers and bridge the gap to develop friendships with classmates. This informative rhyming book is designed to raise awareness of eczema and educate readers so that people with the condition feel less alienated and more empowered.
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Victoria Yap-Chung, author of Caroline's Itch: A Story About Eczema, is a multiracial (Black, Chinese and Jamaican) model, actor and eczema mommy warrior and advocate! Her daughter was born with atopic dermatitis (eczema) in 2020. She spent hours researching and applying different methods to identify the root cause of eczema, as her child suffered sleepless nights scratching and making her skin bleed. During these trying times, she worried that her child would experience considerable discrimination, social isolation and poor self-esteem as she entered school. Victoria decided to do something about it, creating Caroline's Itch. She hopes this book raises awareness of the prevalence and normalcy of eczema and educates readers, both adults and children alike, to bridge the gap and help people with eczema feel less alienated and more empowered.