It's understandable that baby's skin problems can be troubling to parents. What's important to realize is that most are not serious and many will go away on their own. Here we have the rundown for ...

Call the pediatrician if baby seems severely uncomfortable or is in pain. The Problem: Blood Trapped Between the Skull and Skin Lining What it is: Blood cells accumulate between the scalp and skull ...

If your baby develops acne after 6 weeks of age, check with your provider to rule out a skin infection, eczema, or some other skin problem. Does your baby have skin problems, but you're not sure what ...

There is good evidence that normal, term newborns who are placed skin to skin with their mothers immediately after birth make the transition from fetal to newborn life with greater respiratory ...

One way to care for your baby's skin and enjoy her at the same time is a baby massage. Use olive oil and gently massage over her body with your fingertips - be careful not to press too hard. When ...

Though it is common and often resolves on its own, jaundice can cause very serious problems if not treated ... The review says the baby's skin tone "may have made it more difficult to determine ...

Most of them are nothing to worry about. Within their first few months of life, babies get all sorts of rashes and skin problems. Here are a few tips to help: Strange as it may seem, water can dry ...

Skin injury from medical adhesives is a known problem for neonatal intensive care ... [5] This paper will explore the unique differences in newborn skin that place NICU patients at high risk ...

If a nipple is too long, too short, too slow or too fast for baby's age or stage, feeding problems can occur ... from gastro distress to allergic skin rashes – and about 10 percent are truly ...