Most often, a yeast rash makes the skin bright red. Often these rashes may be associated with the use of antibiotics. Impetigo is a bacterial infection of the skin characterized by persistent, honey-colored, crusted lesions. It's often caused by bacteria gaining entry through breaks in the skin from insect bites or scratches. Talk with a physician, your child will probably need antibiotics.
Vomiting is associated with a variety of illnesses, infections and emotional stress.
Your response depends on the age of your child, the frequency and duration of vomiting and associated symptoms. Remember, infants and small children can become dehydrated quickly, especially if the vomiting is accompanied by diarrhea. Call your pediatrician for advice. Withhold milk products and give your child clear fluids like water or apple juice. Give infants commercial electrolyte solutions.