Rashes

Here’s what you need to know about shingles in children, the infection caused by the chicken pox virus.

A suspicious-looking rash is always worrisome. If it's circular and itchy, it might be ringworm. Here's how to spot, and what to do about ringworm in kids.

Fifth disease is sometimes called “slapped cheek syndrome.” This condition usually looks worse than it is. Here's what to look for and how to treat it.

Here’s what you need to know about impetigo in young children, including what causes it, how contagious it is and how to treat it.

What is roseola, how does it spread and how do you treat it? Here's what to look for and when to see a doctor if you suspect your baby's rash is roseola.

Your baby is absolutely perfect, but that birthmark has you concerned. We’ve broken down what you need to know about the different types of baby birthmarks.

Is it roseola or fifth disease? This printable chart is your one source for identifying—and beating—the bugs.

Dr. Dina Kulik breaks down what causes anaphylaxis, the different kinds of symptoms and how to treat an allergic reaction.

Worried about those pesky insect bites this summer? Dr. Dina Kulik goes over insect repellent and how to avoid bug bites.

Your kid’s super soft skin is suddenly angry. Here’s our soothing guide to the most common skin sensitivities.

Should you take your kid to the ER? Or would it be better to stay home? Dr. Dina Kulik outlines the best way to respond to a serious health concern.