Scalp bumps in kids are often caused by minor issues like folliculitis, cysts, or insect bites, but some (like boils) may need medical care.
Watch for red flags: fever, swelling, pus, or rapid growth. These need urgent attention.
Home care: use warm compresses, gentle shampoo, and keep the scalp clean. Don’t scratch or squeeze.
If bumps worsen or don’t improve in 2–3 days, see a doctor.
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