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Baby acne is acne that develops on a baby’s face or body. It is a common skin condition that is often temporary. In almost all cases, the acne will resolve on its own, even without treatment.
There is no way to prevent baby’s bumps and they should absolutely not be treated like adult acne (no pinching or popping). Instead, wash baby’s face one to three times a day with warm water and always pat dry. Do not use extra soaps or lotions. While it should clear up by four to six months, if baby’s acne refuses to tame, talk to your doctor about possible treatments.
It is very common. Between 3 and 7 in every 10 babies develop it. It seems to be more common in babies born at full term (between 37 and 40 weeks of gestation) compared with premature babies.
