Milk cradle cap specifically refers to eczema on an infant's face, which is a facial skin inflammation that appears during the breastfeeding period. Therefore, some people call it milk cradle cap. From this perspective, milk cradle cap and eczema are the same, merely a specific type of eczema. There are many possible causes for this type of eczema in infants. It could be caused by parents overdressing the child, leading to overheated skin and localized inflammatory damage. It might also be due to improper daily care resulting in epidermal damage, or the child could be allergic to formula, or the mother might have consumed foods during breastfeeding that can cause allergies in the baby. It is recommended that parents take their child to a legitimate hospital for examination and treatment.