What should I do if my newborn has white spots on his head?

Newborns have small white spots on their heads. I believe many children have this condition. Parents are always worried that their children will catch cold. But over time, small white spots will grow on the newborns' heads. What should we do if newborns have small white spots on their heads?

First of all, the small white spots that appear on newborns are generally caused by parents covering their babies too much, causing the babies to get angry and have heating eczema. Parents don’t need to worry, as eczema is a common skin disease in newborns. Parents can apply some Chinese herbal ointments to their babies to clear away heat, detoxify and relieve itching. Chinese medicine does not contain hormones, so parents can use it with confidence.

Secondly, since the gastrointestinal function of newborns is relatively weak, they are prone to allergies, which also causes neonatal eczema. Parents should take their babies to the hospital in time to check for allergens, and pay attention to prevent children from contacting allergic substances in the future.

Finally, parents don’t need to worry if their newborn has eczema, just take good care of the baby and it will be fine. Parents should pay attention to not using soap to irritate their children when washing their faces and bathing them. If the eczema on the body and limbs is severe, they should not take a bath temporarily, and should apply medicine immediately after washing; children's clothes should be clean and soft cotton products, pillows should be changed and washed frequently, and clothes and bedding should be exposed to the sun and disinfected frequently; children should not be exposed to cold or heat, and should be kept away from cold wind and exposure to the sun in summer;

The above is the solution to the problem of small white spots on the head of a newborn. Many parents ignore this situation, which leads to more serious consequences. The baby does not have a good sense of protection, so parents should regularly observe the baby's skin changes and observe whether there is something growing on the baby's skin, so as to determine whether they are sick.