Nursing measures for acne on baby's face

If you find that your child has acne on his face, and there are many acne with large and small particles, this phenomenon is caused by the dry weather and the child's low skin immunity, which can easily cause acne. So what should you do if your baby has acne on his face? Let's find out together.

If it is red, the baby likes to scratch it, and the scratches tend to increase, it is very likely eczema. If it is eczema, you must take your baby for timely treatment. Most cases of eczema are caused by the baby's allergic constitution. Care should be taken to avoid various adverse external stimuli, such as scalding with hot water, washing with soap, scratching, rubbing, etc.

It’s okay if he doesn’t have it on his body, but don’t use breast milk to wipe his face, as some babies’ skin may be allergic to breast milk. Rinse detergent off clothes and diapers; avoid contact of woolen fabrics with skin. If the mother is breastfeeding, she should eat less eggs, shrimps, crabs and other foods.

Be sure to consult a doctor before taking medication for eczema. Many skin medications are addictive and will be harmful to your baby's skin over time. Generally, eczema is difficult to cure because the baby's gastrointestinal tract is not yet fully developed, and the baby will have an allergic reaction to the protein in the milk. It will heal itself without treatment when the baby is older. Now, giving the baby some probiotics such as Mommy Love to improve gastrointestinal function can alleviate the symptoms of eczema.

From the above article, we learned about acne on babies’ faces. First of all, this phenomenon must be prevented and treated in time in life. Most of the diseases are caused by carelessness or dietary problems, especially for many breastfeeding mothers.