Shortly after birth, newborns may develop a variety of skin reactions, most of which are harmless. Three common skin reactions are: newborn acne, pityrosporum folliculitis and seborrheic dermatitis. In this article you will learn how these skin reactions differ from each other and how they can be treated best.
In this article you will learn tips and tricks on the subject of baby care. This includes the basics of swaddling and soothing massages for your little treasure, which you can easily integrate into your everyday life.
In this article you will learn what neurodermatitis / atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema means, which causes are responsible and which skin areas are particularly affected. In addition, you will receive a detailed description and some tips on how atopic dermatitis can be treated in infants.
In this article you will learn which detergent should be used to wash laundry and baby clothes so as not to damage the sensitive baby skin, whether it makes sense to use fabric softener and which textiles are suitable for baby clothes.
Your baby has red spots around the mouth, pimples on the face, red & dry spots on the body or a sore and itchy bottom? Then you've come to the right place, because in this article you'll learn what these skin lesions mean and what you can do about them.
In this post, you'll learn how to properly clean (e.g. correct navel care), nurse and diaper your baby.
In the first months of life, newborns may experience increased skin changes, such as neonatal exanthema or neonatal jaundice. In this article, you will learn how these skin changes are treated and whether they can be dangerous for your baby.
