my baby is one month old.. what to do to reduce milk rash on her face, neck and chest

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In newborns, you don't need to treat milia with creams or ointments, because they'll go away by themselves without any treatment. They usually go away within weeks or months after birth. They don't leave scars so don't try to burst them. Be patient and wait for them to go away naturally.The rash can occur in breast-fed babies after their mothers consume food allergens such as eggs or chicken. This can be different for each person. In addition , milk rash can also be triggered by air pollution, heat, dust mites or tiny germs in the air or objects in the home such as pillows and blankets .“You can continue to wash your baby's face with water, followed by a gentle moisturiser. Although milk spots might look like little whiteheads, make sure you are not tempted to squeeze or pop them," Using a very gentle soap.Using a gentle detergent and no fabric softener in baby's laundry.Using skin moisturizers.Applying a steroid cream (like hydrocortisone or even a stronger one) if the eczema won't go away.