An 11-month-old baby has developed a red rash on the forehead, and parents are inquiring about the cause and severity.

Many parents have noticed that their babies experience diarrhea after taking jaundice medication. After stopping the medication, the diarrhea usually stops. If the baby still has 5-6 yellow bowel movements daily after stopping the medication, it may be caused by the drug. Comprehensive treatment for diarrhea can be administered. As for the eczema on the cheeks, it is mostly caused by sweat and milk stimulation, and the baby should be kept cool and dry.

Explore the suitability of seafood in the diet of eczema patients and provide professional dietary advice.

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.

Red spots around a newborn’s bottom may be caused by eczema or drug allergy, and should be treated promptly.

Discuss the possible causes and coping methods for a 14-month-old baby who has small red rashes under the lower lip.

Understand the possible causes of small red pimples on an infant’s face, and how to alleviate symptoms through appropriate care and treatment.

Red dots appearing on the inner thigh may be related to eczema. It is recommended to seek medication treatment and improve dietary habits.

Understand the characteristics of baby toxemia, as well as how to identify and cope with this common newborn skin issue.

How can parents cope with children’s allergies and eczema, which can lead to respiratory system inflammation?