“…Lack of protective antibodies to exfoliative toxins A and B (ETA and ETB) and immature renal function, which impairs the ability to excrete the toxin have been suggested as reasons. [ 3 ] In infants and young children, potentially fatal complications include hypothermia, dehydration, and secondary infections. [ 4 ] Three forms of the Staphylococcal skin disease have been described in neonates, namely, SSSS, Bullous Impetigo (BI), and Staphylococcal Scarlet fever.…”