Those red bumps (a preview of an almost certain fate for Gus in 12 years or so, since both of his parents had a solid case of acne during their respective teenage years) have spread all over his cheeks (all four of them) down his legs and on his arms. Still our doctor says there is nothing to worry about, simply apply some topical calming cremes and keep it all clean and it will once again give way to that rosy, smooth skin, Momma is so fond of...
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Pimply
A tale for the cautious and another reason not to overwash (not something we, as a family, are much at risk for). Check out Gus' bumpy visage - the rash, diagnosed as contact dermatitis, by our wonderful doctor - turns out to be the result of a vigorous shower and scrub supervised by Daddy with his beloved Irish Spring soap - never mind that the BABYWASH was right THERE.
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This has happened to the Q so many times (and in so many various places) that I've lost track. She gets "rashes" (dermatitis? allergies? excema?") so frequently and randomly that I've become immune to worrying about it. The first bout was the worst...she had an awful case down one entire arm and down her side and back. We tried "eliminating" everything we could think of. No luck. Since then, she gets small patches that appear here and there like rolls of the dice. And you know what? I just breath and wait for them to pass. And they always do. That's toddlers for you. OX
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