A 1.5-year-old baby develops dense small bumps in the middle of the forehead during winter, which later spontaneously break open, leaving the skin rough with faint bumps. The baby constantly rubs the area, leading to frequent skin breaks.

A red rash has appeared on the back of the baby’s thigh, and after a month of applying moisturizer, there has been no improvement. Recently, a similar rash has also appeared on the back of the neck. The rash has now developed into a granular form. What could be the cause? Could it be due to insect bites?

A baby’s yellow nose may be due to excessive intake of beta-carotene from foods like orange juice and carrots, or it could be a manifestation of physiological jaundice. In severe cases, immediate medical attention is required for diagnosis and treatment.