However, because there are so many varieties, it can be challenging to determine the nature of your newborn’s rash, its cause ...

Many types of rashes can affect a baby’s skin on various parts of their bodies. Most rashes are uncomfortable but treatable.

chin and often the cheeks of newborns – they need no treatment and usually go away in a few weeks. Tiny blistering-like bumps may be a rash called E-tox or erythema toxicum. The bumps may look ...

3. When drying your baby's bottom, pat it dry rather than rub it, as rubbing irritates the skin more. 4. Rinse reuseable nappies well to get rid of all traces of ammonia, and use non-biological powder ...

All parents worry about diaper rash, but every baby is going to get one, sooner or later. We'll go over all that, step by step. : Oh, my gracious; that's all dark and green. Jennifer Shu ...

“Although a baby who’s been sitting in a wet nappy for too long is likely to get nappy rash, this is not the main reason it starts,” says Stephen Kownacki, chair of the Primary Care Dermatology ...

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