Abstract
This article provides a summary of the most common summer-associated dermatitides. Atopic eczema represents the most prevalent skin disorder in pediatric dermatology clinic.
However, during the summer period the cases of atopic eczema are often replaced by other dermatitides which are typical for the summer period. The increase of summer-associated dermatitides is driven mostly by often stay in nature and by traveling.
Except of prevalent Lyme disease, the summer-associated dermatitides are mostly preventable diseases with mild course and spontaneous recovery. However, they can cause unpleasant summer time of children.