Baby's skin is very tender and their immunity is relatively low, so when encountering infectious diseases, some rashes may appear on the skin. If a baby has a rash that is very itchy, they will scratch it with their hands, which will make the rash more and more. There is a distinction between chronic and acute rashes, and there are many reasons for the appearance of rashes. So, what causes a baby's rash?
Rash can be spread through saliva, and if someone in the family has a rash and is not isolated in time, it can be transmitted to the baby. Babies under one year old have very low immunity and poor resistance. If parents do not pay attention, babies are likely to be infected with rashes by adults, which can worsen rapidly and cause fever and other problems.
Parents must pay attention to hygiene when feeding their babies, and separate their baby's utensils from adults' utensils. Adults' saliva contains a lot of bacteria, so it is important to avoid mouth to mouth contact with the baby. Baby's bottle and nipple need to be disinfected with boiling water after each use to avoid rash problems.
Younger babies should not go to crowded places. If someone in the family is sick, they should stay away from the baby. Also, pay attention to giving your baby plenty of water and eating more foods that clear heat and detoxify. It is also necessary to expose the baby to more sunlight to enhance their immunity, in order to prevent the occurrence of rash.
