insect bites on my baby's skin leaves a dark spot what should i do to clear the spot?

Question

everytime an insect like ants and mosquito bite my baby it always leave a dark spot where the bite is.what should i do to maintain my baby's skin color.

Answer 1

The spots will eventually fade...in the meantime be sure to use sunscreen (spf 50).

Answer 2

I think dark skin is stunning! I'm not just saying that. I am very pale, and don't intend on going to an unhealthy tanning booth anytime soon. That said, I love darker skin. I think we are born with what we are born with. I had commented on a youtube video of Tyra and a model who was saying how she never felt pretty because she was dark. I pointed out in my comment that being white, although idealized by society over time, is not something to be valued anymore. Or, at least, it shouldn't be valued anymore. Skin color can't define a person. I pointed out how it sucks that we get moles, sun burns (bright red tomato skin( that peels), and turn pink from exercise. I think there are beautiful women in every ethnic group, and as i had said in response to Tyra's video, "the victorian era is over, so why are we still obsessed with pale skin." My point is that you are perfect just the way you are. It's like the blonde vs. brunette debate. There are blondes with prettier faces/ brunettes/ red heads/ black hair...etc. Finally, just a additional comment...my sister's best friend has stunning brown skin, and looks like a model. I think it's a shame that there are so many people who judge based on skin color when it's such a trivial topic.

Answer 3

I would try plain ammonia. When ever I get any kind of bite I dab on a little ammonia and it nutralizes the poison. It does not sting like you would think it would unless it's an open sore, and it takes the itch away.

Answer 4

Aloe Vera gel.to heal then vitamin e from a capsule, put on the spot.

Answer 5

Use Neosporin gel or cocoa butter.

Answer 6

take him to the doctor