
This episode discusses how to differentiate between a harmless contact rash and a true allergic reaction in babies after trying new foods.
#123 What should you do if your baby gets a rash around their mouth after trying a new food? Before you panic and assume it’s a food allergy, listen to this episode. I’m joined by pediatrician Dr. Ron Sunog to explain the difference between a harmless contact rash and a true allergic reaction. You’ll learn why certain foods can irritate your baby’s sensitive skin, what signs actually matter, and when it’s safe to offer that food again. If you’re just starting solid foods and feeling nervous about introducing new foods…especially the Top 9 allergenic foods, this episode will help you feel calmer, more confident, and prepared. Listen to this episode to learn: 1. Why a rash around your baby’s mouth after eating is often not a food allergy…and how to tell the difference between a contact rash and a true allergic reaction 2. What to do if your baby gets redness, bumps, or irritation around their mouth after trying a new food 3. How drool, teething, and sensitive skin can make food-related rashes look scary…even when they are usually not dangerous Shownotes for this episode can be found here: https://www.babyledweaning.co/podcast/123 Links from This Episode: • Dr. Sunog’s book: Eat the…
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