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Those weird little bumps or holes on your kid’s skin? They might not be chickenpox, bug bites, or an allergy—they could be Molluscum Contagiosum, nicknamed the “summer fun virus” (spoiler: there’s nothing fun about it). Kara, Jennie, and Molly break down what molluscum really is, how it loves to spread during sweaty summer activities, and why those pesky bumps hang around much longer than parents bargain for.
From swim towels to soccer fields, we’re talking about the surprising (and kinda gross) ways molluscum makes its move. And yes, we finally explain the infamous “Beetlejuice” treatment that sounds spooky but is actually one of the safest doctor-approved fixes out there.
Key Molluscum Takeaways:
And because we love a good gross-meets-fascinating mashup, stick around for a Bonus Best-Of featuring:
0:00 — Molluscum 101: Shiny Bump and Tiny “Holes”
3:53 — Spotting Molluscum: What it is Not and How it Looks
6:02 — Summer Spreaders: Pools, Wet Towels & How You Get “The Scum”
8:22 — Beetlejuice: Why Dermatologists Use Bugs.
15:19 — Best-of Clips: Skin-care Truths & What You Need to Know About Microplastics
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