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I have seen that rash on Christian. Wash Trevor's face with a damp soapfree washcloth after feeding him.
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it could be a milk rash, also don't use baby oil or baby lotion on it, as those could irritate it.
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To me it looks like maybe milk rash or laundry detergent/fabric softener irritation. Try wiping his face after each feeding, and change your laundry detergent back to Dreft temporarily. Then if it goes away, try regular laundry detergent again and if it comes back, you know which one it is. It could be neither, but that is what I would do.
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All solutions given are external... If it works, great! But it might just be a natural thing that happens to alot of babies due to the acidity of the milk he ingests. If your little one isn't allergic to the milk, then it will clear up after a while in anyway.
I know we don't like strange rashes on our babes, but it will go away all by itself if its acidity
(but don't put anything on his face, that cannot be put onto your own eyelid, because that's about how sensitive their skins are and don't scratch it!)
I know we don't like strange rashes on our babes, but it will go away all by itself if its acidity
(but don't put anything on his face, that cannot be put onto your own eyelid, because that's about how sensitive their skins are and don't scratch it!)
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