Exanthema refers to widespread rashes, often caused by viral infections in children, typically harmless and resolving on their own.

Babies' sensitive skin often develops redness, dryness, or rashes, which can be managed with gentle care and appropriate moisturizers.

Skin rashes in children are common, caused by infections, allergies, or irritants, and may need specific care.

Newborns often develop harmless skin changes like acne or dermatitis that usually resolve on their own.

Choose soft fabrics, mild detergents, layered clothing, UV-protective textiles, and suitable diapers to support your baby’s skin and comfort.

Insect bites in children cause redness, swelling, or itching and usually improve with cooling or mild treatment, but severe reactions or tick bites need medical attention.