Is it pus filled?? Since how long the child is having?? Only over face or other areas ??
No pus fill…since Childhood Only on face lower area
Have you shown either to paediatrician/dermatologist before??
Dear your baby require a dermatologist consultation Till then follow advice- ❌ Avoid on Baby’s Face:
No adult acne creams (benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, salicylic acid)
No steroid creams (e.g., Betnovate, Momate, etc.) unless prescribed
No scrubbing or harsh face washes
✅ Home Care Tips:
Wash face twice daily with lukewarm water and soft cotton cloth (no soap)
Keep nails trimmed to avoid scratching and infection
Avoid oily creams or talcum powders on the face
Use mild, fragrance-free baby soap if needed (e.g., Dove Baby or Cetaphil Baby Wash)
Avoid- sweet, sugar Did she have deworming treatment?
When addressing acne, or “Massa”, in young children such as your three-year-old daughter, it’s important to approach the situation with caution, as their skin is quite sensitive. Based on Ayurvedic principles, the skin issues like acne could signify an imbalance in the doshas, specifically Pitta dosha, which is associated with heat and inflammation in the body.
First, consider the dietary habits - ensure she is consuming a Pitta-balancing diet, which includes foods that are cooling and gentle on the stomach. Encourage foods like sweet fruits (e.g., ripe bananas, melons), ghee (clarified butter) in moderation, and basmati rice. Avoid anything that might aggravate Pitta, such as spicy foods, excessive salty snacks or sour items, and artificial preservatives.
Externally, you can create a simple, natural remedy that is mild and safe for a child’s delicate skin. You might want to try applying a paste made from sandalwood and rose water. Mix a small amount of sandalwood powder with rose water to form a paste, and apply it gently to the affected areas. Leave it on for about 10-15 minutes, then rinse it off with lukewarm water. Sandalwood has cooling properties, and rose water is soothing for the skin.
Regarding topical treatments, Ayurveda recommends avoiding chemically-laden ointments or gels on young children’s skin. If you’re leaning towards an Ayurvedic product, look for formulations that are gentle and specifically labeled for children, ensuring they contain no harmful chemicals. Brands with credibility in child skincare under an Ayurvedic label can be a good choice, but always read the ingredients and do a patch test first.
Ensure she is well-hydrated, drinking plenty of water throughout the day. Hydration is crucial for maintaining healthy skin. Additionally, maintain a daily cleansing routine - wash her face with a mild, Ayurvedic soap that is formulated for children, ensuring any product used does not irritate her delicate skin.
If her condition doesn’t improve or you see symptoms worsening, consider visiting a pediatrician or an Ayurveda practitioner. They can provide a more accurate diagnosis and detailed personalized recommendations. Remember, it’s always important to keep a watchful eye and adapt treatments carefully with children’s skincare, ensuring they’re safe and appropriate for her age.
