Drooling is common in babies, whether they’re teething or not. Continual drooling, though, means that there is constantly saliva on your baby’s cheeks, chin, neck, and chest. This is not good for the ...

Medically reviewed by Candice W. Jones, MD FAAP It's not uncommon for a baby's adorable little legs to develop skin rashes, seemingly out of nowhere. And while any skin abnormality is understandably a ...

According to the Mayo Clinic, diaper rash and eczema are among the most common skin problems that babies and toddlers have, so even if your baby isn’t currently suffering from either of these, it’s ...

Bummed about dry skin? An NYC board-certified dermatologist is recommending slathering your face with diaper rash cream. “I do this at night when I’m in a very dry climate or my skin is super dry and ...

Formulated with nourishing and hydration-boosting ingredients like vitamin B5, shea butter and madecassoside, the multipurpose cream helps revive the skin’s driest and most irritated areas. From a ...

One of the initial things new parents are taught is that babies burn through diapers at warp speed. Between naps, feeding, and snuggling, diaper changing is a significant part of daily life. But how ...

Flushed cheeks on a baby can happen for many reasons, such as fifth disease, teething, chapped skin, eczema, or an infection. Treatment will depend on the cause. It often resolves on its own or with ...

While it might seem like the list of things you need to buy for your new baby (or baby-to-be) is miles long, there are really only a handful of necessities that you’ll use regularly — and for some ...

When you think of a newborn baby, you probably have visions of smooth, velvety skin. After all, the phrase “smooth as a baby’s bottom” had to come from somewhere. So, what do you do if you discover ...

Monsoon brings humidity, and taking care of a baby becomes difficult due to the rising temperature. The skin of a baby is thinner and more sensitive than that of an adult, which makes it more prone to ...

It's important to know what to do and how to check your baby's temperature if you suspect they are suffering from a fever.

The concern you feel when you peel back your baby’s nappy and see bright red skin is nauseating. Nappy rash can strike at any time; from tiny newborns to teething toddlers. There used to be a cream on ...