My baby keeps getting a rash, whats the best treatment for it?
(Back to the top) Answer: This will depend on what kind of rash that your baby has. Your pediatrician will be the best person to answer this question. However, in the first 2 to 3 weeks of their life, diaper rash is popular due to wetness, so changing more frequently during this stage to keep baby dry will help offset the issue. You can also use creams that contain zinc-oxide or even a thin coat of Vaseline to help promote speedy healing. If the rash is red, raised and surrounded by bumps, your pediatrician will need to prescribe a medication for it, but again, nothing to worry about or cause for overreaction. There are any types of rashes, however and Banner Health’s website has a great resource that discusses the many varieties in detail. • Question: How can I tell if my baby is sick? When should I call the doctor? (Back to the top) Answer: The main thing to know is to not be too overprotective and start taking the baby’s temperature every hour on the hour. Your baby will let you kno
