Many friends envy their baby's skin because it is not only fair, but also smooth without acne, spots, and so on. Some parents, while taking care of their babies, find that their babies suddenly have small red dots on their faces. So, what's going on with the baby having so many red dots on their face?
1. Allergy: Babies with a family history of allergies may develop red spots after exposure to allergens. If family members have a history of allergies to eczema, babies are also prone to developing eczema. In addition, food, pollen, dandruff, fur, and other factors can also cause allergies in babies. Parents can take their babies to check for allergens and provide timely treatment.
2. Eczema: If a baby's skin is too delicate, the stratum corneum will also be very thin, and the more abundant the capillary network, the more sensitive the endoderm contains water and chlorine, making it more susceptible to various irritants, thus easily developing eczema. Parents should pay attention to better caring for their baby's skin.
3. Heat syndrome: Many parents are worried that their babies are afraid of the cold and will wear a lot of clothes for them. If they wear too much, it will prevent the baby's body heat from dissipating in a timely manner, which can easily lead to heat syndrome. Therefore, parents must pay attention to dressing their babies appropriately.
4. Discomfort with skincare products: Many parents choose moisturizing skincare products to protect their babies' skin, but some babies cannot adapt and may develop red spots on their faces.
