Appears red spots that seem to feel itchy on the baby's skin is one of the main characteristics of prickly heat. Although it is common, prickly heat in babies can be a sign of the risk of dangerous conditions. Prickly heat or miliaria occurs due to a blockage in the pores of the skin, so sweat cannot come out. Prickly heat caused by baby's skin pores smaller than the pores of adult skin. In addition, the baby's sweat glands are not fully formed. Red rash prickly heat is usually seen in folds of skin or areas covered by clothing, such as the neck, abdomen, chest, or buttocks. Rashes can also occur on the head, if your baby often wears a hat. Pricklyness can be dangerous Prickly heat in babies is generally not a serious condition. This condition can even subside in a few days. Noteworthy is the cause of prickly heat, namely heat. Overheating has the potential to cause serious conditions, such as sudden infant death due to overheating during sleep. In some cases, overhe