Read on to learn about some of the most common rashes in newborns and babies and find out what you can do to treat them. A rash is a swelling or irritation of the skin making the skin appear red, bumpy, lumpy or scaly. A rash can be itchy, and sometimes may be accompanied by a fever. Rashes are often harmless, but keep in mind that a rash can also be a sign of an allergic reaction, or other condition that may need immediate medical attention. However, not all rashes are listed, so do contact your midwife, health visitor or a doctor if you have any questions or concerns about your baby's skin. In this section, we describe some of the more common rashes and skin conditions involving rashes in newborns and babies:.
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When it comes to multi-use products, coconut oil is high on the list. It can be used as everything from a hair conditioner to a high heat cooking oil. Plus, it smells heavenly. If you're already a bit obsessed with coconut oil, then you may wonder whether it's safe to use on your infant. For instance, can I use coconut oil on my baby instead of lotion? In a word: yes.
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Aside from a slight drop in weight that practically all newborns experience in their first five to seven days of life, healthy infants gradually tick up the scale. And to be sure, baby weight gain varies widely, with most weights considered to be healthy. But when a baby's weight steadily falls in the percentile chart—and not for medical reasons such as digestive disorders or cardiac issues—it may be because they are simply not consuming enough fat.
Cradle cap is the oily, yellow, scaly crusts babies often get on their scalps and sometimes on their torsos and in their body folds. This overreaction causes inflammation. Cradle cap mainly affects young babies. Some babies even get it on their torsos. The scale or crust is difficult to peel off.
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