Don't Be Rash®: The Official Podcast of the Society for Pediatric Dermatology

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  S2026 Ep1: “Down in the Dumps: The Approach to Diagnosing, Treating, and Preventing Diaper Dermatitis” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: Y2026, Episode 1) 12.01.2026 45мин

  Join Dr. K & board-certified pediatric dermatologist, Dr. Caroline Piggott, as they get down and dirty with diaper rashes. They will walk you through their approach to investigating the potential underlying causes of diaper dermatitis and discuss specific management strategies associated with each of the various conditions. Particular focus is on yeast (Candida) diaper dermatitis. Trust us, this episode's quite a load!
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  S2025 Ep9: “The MANE Point: There's No Such Thing as 'Mild' Alopecia Areata” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: Y2025, Episode 9) 22.11.2025 1ч 5мин

  Dr. Andrew C. Krakowski hosts pediatric hair expert, Dr. Brittany Craiglow, as they discuss the autoimmune condition called alopecia areata. Hear how alopecia areata presents and get more comfortable using JAK-inhibitors to treat it. Learn why there really is no such thing as "mild" alopecia areata - both for the patients suffering with this condition and the clinicians trying to help them.
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  S2025 Ep8: “The EYES Have it: The Overlap of Kids' Skin & Eye Conditions” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: Y2025, Episode 8 ) 08.11.2025 55мин

  On this episode of "Don't Be Rash!" join eager pupil, Dr. K, and board-certified pediatric ophthalmologist and Kaskey Foundation board member, Dr. Robert Kitei, as they discuss specific skin issues that can also affect kids' eyes. Get tips about how to manage eye-related conditions associated with psoriasis, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, herpes simplex virus (HSV), allergies, hemangiomas, and port-wine birthmarks. Learn how isotretinoin (i.e., Accutane) can cause ocular side effects, and find out - once and for all! - if Dr. K is supposed to be able to detect Lisch nodules of neurofibromatosis (NF-1) with his naked eye. Truly an EYE-opening experience!
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  S2025 Ep7: “All the Kids are Doing It: Getting Smart - and Having Some Fun - with Social Media Skin Trends” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: 2025, Ep. 7) 22.07.2025 43мин

  Join Dr. K and the Society for Pediatric Dermatology's Immediate Past President, Dr Sheilagh Maguiness, as they explore the ever-evolving world of kids' skincare trends on social media. Allow these expert pediatric dermatologists to unpack for you the science, safety, and myths behind the latest products and routines influencing children. From popular fads like "slugging" and "glass skin" to some of the more dangerous "going viral" challenges, this show offers trusted insights to help you navigate the hype and keep kids' skin healthy and safe!
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  S2025 Ep6: “Beyond the Basics: A Masterclass on Managing SEVERE Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: 2025, Ep. 6) 22.07.2025 1ч 13мин

  Join Dr. K as he partners with world renown pediatric dermatologist, Dr Robert Sidbury, to discuss their experiences and approach to managing patients with severe atopic dermatitis (eczema). Learn how to optimize topical therapies and get familiar with biologics and other systemic medications - both old and new! This deep-dive episode goes beyond the basics and provides "clinical pearls" from two experts' who have managed atopic dermatitis from the trenches. Become more informed and better prepared around the topic of severe atopic dermatitis (eczema)!
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  S2025 Ep5: The Itch that Rashes: The Informed Approach to Managing Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: 2025, Ep. 5) 24.03.2025 54мин

  Join Dr. K as he re-teams with guest host, Dr Alycia Walty, to discuss the evidence-based, science-supported approach to management of mild atopic dermatitis (eczema). Learn what to look for in a great moisturizer! Get bathing recommendations! Avoid treatment pitfalls and dodge sketchy TikTok and Instagram claims that get you nowhere fast. Learn how education is itself an eczema intervention!
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  S2025 Ep4: “The Itch that Rashes: The Diagnostic Approach to Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: 2025, Ep. 4) 24.03.2025 48мин

  Join Dr. K as he re-teams with guest host, Dr Alycia Walty, to help parents navigate the ins and outs and ups and downs of pediatric atopic dermatitis (eczema). Whether you're dealing with itchy nights, uncontrolled flare-ups, or just looking for practical skincare tips, we’re here to simplify the science and offer real-world advice.
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  S2025 Ep3: “Kids Bee-Ware! All the Buzz About Bug Bites and Stings” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast: 2025, Ep. 3) 01.02.2025 1ч

  Don’t let those bugs under your skin! Join host, Dr. K, and guest pediatrician, Dr. Alycia Walty, as they fly into a discussion around bug bites, stings, and outdoor skin care! They explore the best ways to protect your kids with insect repellents and sunscreens, tackle common bug bite myths, and offer expert tips on soothing itchy, irritated skin. Tune in for a healthy dose of fun, facts, and expert advice!
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  S2025 Ep2: “Red Alert! Hemangiomas and Port Wine Birthmarks” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast 2025; Ep. 2) 01.02.2025 57мин

  In this episode, your host, Dr. K, is joined by pediatric dermatologist, Dr. Caroline Piggott, to explore two of the most common “red” birthmarks in babies: infantile hemangiomas and port wine birthmarks. They discuss what causes these vascular birthmarks, how they’re treated, and tips for parents on managing them. Tune in for expert insights into these commonly confused skin conditions!
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  S2025 Ep1: “Warts & Molluscum: Skin Viruses Gone Viral” (Don’t Be Rash: The Pediatric Dermatology Podcast 2025; Ep. 1) 01.02.2025 1ч

  In this episode, your host, Dr. K, is joined by pediatrician, Dr. Alycia Walty, to discuss molluscum contagiosum and wart viruses—two common skin conditions in kids. They break down what these viruses are, how they spread, and offer practical tips for parents on managing these skin problems – all with an eye towards easing concerns, and keeping kids as safe and as healthy as possible.