Talcum powder, commonly used to prevent diaper rash and keep skin dry, can be harmful when used on an infant’s face or body. The fine particles in talc can become airborne and, if inhaled, may irritate a baby’s sensitive airways, leading to sneezing, wheezing, and respiratory allergies. Over time, frequent exposure to talc dust can accumulate in the lungs, potentially causing long-term lung damage or inflammation, known as talcosis. Due to these risks, many pediatricians recommend avoiding talc-

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