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Image 1 — What is this rash on my baby’s back? It’s ONLY on her back.
Image 2 — What is this rash on my baby’s back? It’s ONLY on her back.
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What is this rash on my baby’s back? It’s ONLY on her back.

I’m so concerned about this rash, have obviously messaged the doctor and the nurse said likely eczema. I’m not convinced though, there aren’t dry patches. She is almost 6 mo but hasn’t started solids. I noticed a few bumps a couple weeks ago, but they didn’t go away or get worse but were barely there. This flare up I noticed yesterday morning. I haven’t changed detergents, etc. Everything is the same as it has been. What could it be?

u/Alternative-Lab5930 — 6 days ago
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We did the Ferber method a few weeks ago. She cried the most the first night but after that, we only had to do one check in! She really took to it & is sleeping better than usual. However, she still cries when I lay her down awake at bedtime and I’m starting to feel really bad about it. Last night, she cried off and on for 3 minutes, fell asleep, then woke back up and cried off and on for 4 minutes. It’s not screaming, but it’s not just fussing either. This is kind of her pattern. I stared at the monitor last night feeling so guilty for letting her just cry. Is that pattern normal? If so, when will it stop? Is it “bad” to go in and soothe her at this point?

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u/Alternative-Lab5930 — 10 days ago