Health
Whether you’re headed to your baby’s next checkup or dealing with his first cold, read up on important health matters.

Health

How to Treat and Prevent Mosquito Bites on Babies and Older Kids
By Christopher B. Peltier
Mosquito bites can happen to anyone. Follow these tips for treating and preventing mosquito bites on newborn infants, babies, toddlers, and older kids.
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Your Child's Healthcare Provider as Partner
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Fostering a partnership with your child's healthcare provider takes time and effort, but it's worth it. Find out how to make this important relationship work.
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Ringworm in Babies and Toddlers
By Christopher B. Peltier
Ringworm is a fungal infection that shows up as ring-shaped rashes on your child’s skin. Discover how babies get ringworm and what treatment can look like.
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Baby Ingrown Toenails
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Ingrown toenails can happen to babies because their little nails are so soft. Find out all about baby ingrown toenails and how to prevent and treat them.
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Dry, Peeling Skin in Newborns and Older Babies
By Lauren Heimall
Peeling skin is quite common in newborns and older babies. Find out what causes skin peeling and how to prevent it.
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What Is a Birthmark, and What Types Are There?
By Terri L. Major-Kincade
Your baby might have birthmarks, such as hemangiomas or Mongolian spots. Find out what can cause birthmarks and which types need treatment.
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Baby Skin Care: Hygiene, Moisturizing, & Protection
By Christopher B. Peltier
Get expert baby skin care tips to keep your newborn’s skin soft, healthy, and irritation-free. Learn how to cleanse, moisturize, and protect delicate skin.
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What Is Roseola?
By Christopher B. Peltier
Roseola is a very common infection that typically affects children under the age of two. Learn how to recognize the signs of roseola, and more.
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What to Do When Your Baby Has Eczema
By Lauren Heimall
Eczema (infant atopic or contact dermatitis) has symptoms like a red, scaly rash and can cause your baby discomfort and itching, though there are treatments.
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