India, July 24 -- The increased humidity in the monsoon season acts as a breeding ground for moisture, microbes, and irritants to penetrate the skin easily, leading to skin problems. For baby's skin, the problems become more prominent. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Safia Tanyeem, dermatology, Apollo Cradle and Children's Hospital, Bengaluru said, "What begins as mild dampness in the neck or thigh crease can quickly develop into red, itchy, and swollen patches. If these issues are not addressed, they can lead to infections." Also read | Daily baths dry out baby skin? Doctor busts 6 common baby skincare myths

Dr. Safia Tanyeem further explained how humid weather can wreck havoc in baby skin:

When sweat glands become blocked, it c...