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Boys develop ear infections more often than girls, as do kids with a family history of ear infections. They're also more common during the winter season, when lots of people get upper respiratory tract infections or colds.
Everyone has harmless amounts of yeast (Candida) in and on their body. This fungus thrives in warm, wet places, like the mouth, bowels, skin, and vagina. Even if your child is a boy, the moist environment of a wet diaper can easily cause a yeast infection â especially if there's already an untreated diaper rash. Babies taking antibiotics and breastfed babies whose mothers are on antibiotics are also more susceptible to yeast infections.