Newborns and infants are particularly prone to rashes due to their sensitive skin. Common conditions include diaper rash, cradle cap, and milia. Diaper rash can often be prevented and treated by frequent diaper changes, using barrier creams, and allowing the skin to air out. Cradle cap, a form of seborrheic dermatitis, usually resolves with gentle washing and the use of mild shampoos. Milia, small white bumps on the skin, generally disappear on their own without treatment.
