Rashes are extremely common and perfectly normal in babies. They can develop from as early as a few days after birth and are usually the result of a baby’s sensitive skin adapting to a new and very different environment. Most skin rashes are harmless and will usually go away on their own. The most common baby rash forms include new-born rash, baby acne, cradle cap, nappy rash, blocked oil glands, eczema (see Eczema) and hives (see Hives).
Skin rash
Rash & CMPA
Why does my baby have a rash?
Common causes of rashes include bacterial, fungal or viral infections. Food allergens such as CMPA can also cause a rash in your baby
In any case, if you have any doubts or concerns about your baby’s health, you should always seek advice from a medical professional as soon as possible.
All symptoms
Respiratory
General Symptoms
