Types Of Diaper Rash Pictures And How To Identify Them
Diaper rash usually appears as red, irritated skin in the diaper area, but its exact look can vary depending on the cause. It may range from...
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Baby health & skin: rashes, fevers & everyday care
Newborn skin is thinner and more reactive than ours. These guides help you tell common rashes apart, care for them at home, and know when to call your pediatrician. They're general information, not medical advice.
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Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
When should I worry about my baby's rash?
Call your pediatrician if a rash comes with fever, blisters, oozing or bleeding, spreads fast, or doesn't improve after a few days of home care. For babies under 3 months, call about any fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher.
What can be mistaken for diaper rash?
Yeast rashes, eczema, heat rash and allergic reactions can all look similar. Our picture guide shows the differences.
When can you put lotion on a newborn?
Many pediatricians suggest waiting a few weeks and using only a gentle, fragrance-free option if skin is dry. See our guide for details.
