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Baby acne?

Has anybodys baby have baby acne? my daughter is 3 weeks old and i noticed this morning she all a sudden has pimples all over her face! Does this go away?! if so how long :/
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My mom & dad say babies get that from eating too much spicy stuff during your pregnancy! But a cream that your dr can prescribe will help it go away:)
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I've heard its from a lot of people kissing the baby
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6768251 tn?1468629314
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My doctor didn't offer me skin cream for my child. My son's was not white bumps. They were red bumps that covered a few areas of his face (mostly forehead and cheeks). It looked just like the outbreaks I got as a teenager. The doc said that it was baby acne, and that it's not painful and would go away on its own... and it eventually did..
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Thank you all :) all these things are coming and shes loosing her hair like ahh lol new mom i know nothing
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6646587 tn?1391043347
Yeah my nephew had this! He got skin cream from the doctor it went right away:) good luck
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If they're white, they're called milk bumps, n they do go away, look it up on Google, no need to worry :)
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6768251 tn?1468629314
yeah, my second child had it pretty bad. It does go away, but not very fast. I remember it taking around 6-8 weeks. Poor babies...
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