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My 2 cents.... Take all advises here with a pinch of salt for the safety of your kiddie

Dicktion:
Dey baff your pikin well.. Afonja mama

No meaningful word from ur tribe... What a pity

Please take your child to a dermatologist in a federal medical centre or a teaching hospital..

Nairaland can't advice you on the safest way..

Your child is too tender to be experimenting treatment from an online medium..It is very risky!

Bolubaba:
Buy TYDINEAL cream and SHEA BUTTER (local) 100 or 150 naira tops. Melt the Shea butter mix with the TYDINEAL cream. Bath him with antiseptic soap of your choice and use the Shea butter mix as body cream. You'll changes this time tomorrow.

Antiseptic on a newborn, don't complicate issues

dermatologist

Use baby tribotan. Apply on the affected area mildly. It will clear off with time. I hope you did the scrub bath for the baby with the use of palm oil and local sponge?

It will clear off with time.

Dicktion:

You looking for a male nanny? No wonder

Guy instead of selling gala for Lagos traffic.. Better go n do male nanny for that woman


Ur only purpose on earth is meant to be a nanny ... Wash baby poo and sell gala for hold up

Visit the hospital...a teaching hospital. Meanwhile, get sudocream and apply it first. It should work. It's highly effective against the eela

Congratulations on your baby! Please look for Red Acalypha leaf (you can google the picture-it's very common). boil this leaf and bathe your baby with it 2ce daily. Also, Natural Nigerian has a great baby range which works(from experience) also made with Red Acalypha and others.
Do not be tempted to use steroids- they are terrible.

All the best.

mandalorian:
Hello house, my boy is barely one month old and he developed this skin issue. One of my colleagues said it is Ela(Yoruba) but from my experience, ela use to manifest as very red tiny rashes around the neck and joints.

Now this one is not on his neck (though it is in both his elbow joints, scarcely on his Tommy and this morning I say it at the back of his knee), his skin molts around the rashes. I just can't completely describe it that's why I included the pics.

I need help elders in the house. I took him back to the hospital where he was born but they said it will go but I don't like the look.

Mods pls help me push to fp.

This is a bacteria infection,get him/her erythromycin drop and give three times a day and also get vitamin C drop syrup or drop and give three times a day

Pls just try and get cacatin, use it to rub the baby every day soon there will be changes and metillated powder.

nautybride:

Antiseptic on a newborn, don't complicate issues

Antiseptic soap is too harsh for baby skin

I wanted saying it was skin desquamation until i saw the rashes. Please see a Pediatrician

Continue rubbing baby's powder morning, afternoon n night the thing will clear

mandalorian:

I'm looking for a nanny, do send me a dm, you'll make a good candidate. Thanks for your kind observation though

OMG I like what you just said.

Your baby is shedding dead skin.
Bathe him with hibiscus juice popularly known as zobo. Just boil only the flower.no additives then strain the juice and use it to bathe him.

It will clear all that dead skin.

OkpaAkuEriEri:
God will healed him.

Lol. The baby is not sick o.its just a normal skin issue

Hope he isn't reacting to some
cheap Pampers or baby clothes
you bought .

These look like some form of
allergy...

Righteousness89:
So sorry about...
That looks so terrible..

Sliver nor gold have I not, neither am I doctor or a Medical practitioner,

Such as I have , I give unto your baby..

In the Name of JESUS, whom I Love with all my Heart, I Cancel whatever it is that is wrong with the skin of that innocent Child.. I Declare a Mysterious divine Replacement with a new skin on your baby in JESUS Name.....

AMEN

Ameeeeeeen.
I love seeing your posts.
God bless you sire.

Your child is still a baby. Please don't apply anycream without doctor's prescription. Some could be steroid or totally unsuitable for a child that young. Please go to a teaching hospital..

mandalorian:

thanks brother.

Don't take him to any Lasuth joor . It's what Yoruba people call "Alefo". You can try sudocrem or better still, combine it with bathing him him with boiled extracts of red and califer flower (not sure if that's what they call it). Works like a charm. Trust me, I am experienced.

https://www.academia.edu/7797193/Antibacterial_Effect_of_Extracts_of_Acalypha_wilkesiana_on_Gastrointestinal_Tract_Pathogens_and_Bacteria_Causing_Skin_Infections_in_Neonates

It is well.

nautybride:

Antiseptic on a newborn, don't complicate issues

There are some medicated soaps for babies which he can choose from.

I think the type of cream and soap you are using on the babies body could be reacting to this.take my advise go and get original ori for creaming the babies body and make sure you get it from where they sell local herbs market not refined one and get a soap call oshedudu aro in Yoruba and get dry leave that falls down from the tree of local fruit and cook with water, once you bath your kid with the cooked Agbo of ewe fruit every time for a while you changes would come .its Eilat in Yoruba no doubt but it’s the reaction of the chemical from the soap on the baby.

mandalorian:
Hello house, my boy is barely one month old and he developed this skin issue. One of my colleagues said it is Ela(Yoruba) but from my experience, ela use to manifest as very red tiny rashes around the neck and joints.

Now this one is not on his neck (though it is in both his elbow joints, scarcely on his Tommy and this morning I say it at the back of his knee), his skin molts around the rashes. I just can't completely describe it that's why I included the pics.

I need help elders in the house. I took him back to the hospital where he was born but they said it will go but I don't like the look.

Mods pls help me push to fp.

Go get red soap. It removes skin diseases from babies too. For beautiful skin, rub your child original ori or palm kernel oil. Good luck.

mandalorian:
Hello house, my boy is barely one month old and he developed this skin issue. One of my colleagues said it is Ela(Yoruba) but from my experience, ela use to manifest as very red tiny rashes around the neck and joints.

Now this one is not on his neck (though it is in both his elbow joints, scarcely on his Tommy and this morning I say it at the back of his knee), his skin molts around the rashes. I just can't completely describe it that's why I included the pics.

I need help elders in the house. I took him back to the hospital where he was born but they said it will go but I don't like the look.

Mods pls help me push to fp.

Please post your question with the picture on Ask the Peadiatrician Group on Facebook. It looks like bacteria infection caused by those who carries your baby and usually requires antibiotics and bathing baby with mild disinfectant like savlon. Impove your hygiene level

mandalorian:
Hello house, my boy is barely one month old and he developed this skin issue. One of my colleagues said it is Ela(Yoruba) but from my experience, ela use to manifest as very red tiny rashes around the neck and joints.

Now this one is not on his neck (though it is in both his elbow joints, scarcely on his Tommy and this morning I say it at the back of his knee), his skin molts around the rashes. I just can't completely describe it that's why I included the pics.

I need help elders in the house. I took him back to the hospital where he was born but they said it will go but I don't like the look.

Mods pls help me push to fp.

mu daughter had it them and I took her to the hospital despite their prescription the thing refuse to go until somebody ask me to get one red flower Yoruba call it flower pupa
I cooked it and bath her the within a week it cleared. Most times chubby kids have it

Savlon Bath will solve it straight. Had similar issues with my pretty dauhhter...cleared perfectly

Waste no time again.

Rush now... take your baby to the nearest NCDC office.

Your baby has COVID20!

That is one of the symptoms according to the latest WHO report!

Act fast now!