My baby is 13 days old and has small bumps on his face (only on his face). What should I do?

It is common for babies to develop small bumps on their faces, especially when their skin is still immature and sensitive. It is best to avoid touching or applying anything to the bumps. In most cases, the bumps will disappear on their own within a few days or weeks. Just continue to gently care for your baby's skin and monitor the bumps as they heal.

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My baby is 13 days old and has small bumps on his face (only on his face). What should I do?

It is common for babies to develop small bumps on their faces, especially when their skin is still immature and sensitive. It is best to avoid touching or applying anything to the bumps. In most cases, the bumps will disappear on their own within a few days or weeks. Just continue to gently care for your baby's skin and monitor the bumps as they heal.