Seeking Flaxseed Supplement for My Child

I too sprinkle ground flaxseed on oatmeal, cereal, applesauce, yogurt, smoothies for my family. 2 Tbl/day for an adult - I try to aim for 1Tbl/day for the kids.
My now 6 yr old suffered from eczema too. My chiropractor/nutritionist recommened probiotics. We use a powder, FloraBoost by OrthoMolecular Products. When she first had an issue around the age of 2 with a flare up from head to toe, we added a serving of probiotics daily to her diet. It took about 2 months to completely clear up and ever since I give her a serving 2-3 times per week. She has only had mild spots no larger than a quarter since that large flare up. When she gets a spot (usually on her legs) then she gets the probiotic daily for a few days...then back to 2-3 times/wk.
From my understanding, boosting the immune system is what helps clear the eczema. Also know that it can, not always, be associated with food allergies. My daughter is allergic to peanuts.

My 5 year old also has bad eczema. I found that the weather played a big role as well as my laundry detergent. Adding probiotics is god as well. After going thru products I found some detergent and lotion that has really helps and soothes her skin- Melaleuca. They also have really good probiotics. If you do not know anyone with it I'd be happy to help you. Good luck- I know it is very frustrating!!

Barleens
http://www.barleans.com/omega-swirl.asp

they do a lemon flavor liquid that taste really good.

I sneak it into lots of stuff now. Applesauce, yogurt, muffins, etc. I use flaxmeal.

I use the oil in things like spaghetti sauce or mac and cheese. It does have more of an olive oil type taste so I gave up putting it in sweet things, it was too strong.

I use ground flax seeds (whole seeds aren't absorbed, have to be ground). Sprinkle them in everything- cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, applesauce, muffins, bread, pb&j sandwiches, smoothies. You may find supplements, but I suggest trying to sneak them flaxseeds/meal into other things. I think you'll be surprised how easy it is. Plus, find out the recommended amount per day, and spread it out over the day. I'm sure it will be easier than you think. Good luck!

http://www.luckyvitamin.com/sb-childrens-nordic-naturals

Nordic Naturals for Children.

My son has been taking the chewable strawberry (little balls that pop in your mouth) and he loves them!

Nordic Naturals multivitamins for children are great too!!

After re-reading your post, I guess these aren't appropriate with fish allergy.

Luckyvitamin.com has other great products though....

Hope this helps...