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Diaper rashes occur because skin irritation is more likely in warm, moist areas. Irritation is the most common cause of rashes in the genital area. Skin (and baby skin in particular) is easily irritated when it is left in a moist, warm environment. Stool and urine can also be irritants.
Infant formula is an essential food - often the only source of nutrition for infants. The shutdown of a formula plant along with supply chain issues left families scrambling to feed their babies. The FDA has responded by temporarily allowing certain foreign companies to import formula to the US.
Newborns hide infection really well, and as a general rule, pediatricians recommend avoiding too much exposure in the first few months of life.
Lots of parents are nervous the first time they bring their newborn to the pediatrician. It is a huge step! Here are some pro-tips from a pediatrician mom to make it as smooth as possible for everyone.
As vaccine eligibility becomes an option, I’ve received questions about whether I will vaccinate my 6 year old. YES, I will. This is how I made my decision.
The best way to treat diaper rashes is to minimize skin irritation and apply a protectant/barrier to help skin heal.