Tiny white bumps have appeared on the skin on my babys nose. What are they?
Don’t panic – these are called milk spots and are nothing to worry about. They do not need to be treated and will disappear in a few months. Why is my baby’s skin so sensitive? Your baby’s skin is five times thinner than yours, but you still have the same number of sensory nerve endings. So he’s super-sensitive to anything that touches him. His other senses aren’t as mature as his sense of touch, so he’s particularly susceptible to what feels nice and more importantly, what doesn’t. My baby has eczema and scratches her skin. How can I stop her from scratching? After bathing your little one in gentle baby bath products, make sure you moisturise his skin so that it feels less dry and itchy. Your GP might prescribe an emollient if his eczema is bad. After you’ve applied it, dress him in clothes made from 100% cotton, and use light bedding washed in gentle products so that he doesn’t overheat and aggravate the itching. How can I protect my baby’s skin from cold winds and showers? Always wr
