Bumps on Brooklyn

I've just noticed these little bumps all over Brooklyns face and neck. It kind of looks like a little rash, but she hasn't been around anything different. So maybe it's heat bumps or milk bumps? Not sure...I wish I had a picture of it so ya'll could help...what do you girls think? Just by what i've described. I mean, there are a bunch of them and they show up in bulk, then disappear and then appear again and she doesnt act like it hurts...any ideas?

hmmm maybe a heat rash? is it hot there?

Probably heat rash...Isabella gets that often...she gets it on her face, back of her neck and her back...

Keep an eye on it..if she starts to swell up at all call the Dr asap...Wesley had an allergic reaction to laundry detergent when he was a baby and I had to take him to the hospital. It started out like a little rash too...I hope I didn't scare you...

It's probably a heat rash or milk rash. Aubrey get's them quite frequently. And, they do go away pretty quickly. So, if she's not acting like anything is wrong, chances are nothing is and it's just a little rash. If they don't go away or you are that concerned you might want to contact her doctor. Better safe than sorry.

maybe its baby acne

at around 6 weeks some babies started to get baby acne from the remainder of your hormones left in their system...and i dont remember how long it said but i think it was like 4 weeks and then it clears up on its own...but once all the hormones are out it all clears up.

Thanks a bunch...it's not real hot here. But i'm sure she'll be fine. You ladies have calmed me...lol. You'll have to excuse me, i'm a new mom and I freak out about every little thing...

My Brooklyn has been getting some that the pediatrician pointed out at her check up at two days old. Id on't remember what she said they were called, but they look like little while heads and they go away really quickly...and no, they were not millia or whatever those are called that also look like whiteheads. Those stick around longer. Brooklyn has a patch on her face.