Why babies have red butts

First, do not change diapers in time

The baby's buttocks are easy to breed bacteria in a humid and stuffy environment for a long time, causing the baby's red butt. Experienced mothers can determine whether the baby needs to change the diaper according to the hand feeling of the diaper bottom..

Two, improper cleaning of baby butts

The baby’s butt is not cleaned in time after excretion, or is not cleaned up properly, and the excrement attached to the delicate skin will also stimulate the skin of the baby's buttocks, which will produce red butt.

When you change the diapers, use wet wipes to wipe the baby's butt, and the leg folds should be wiped more carefully. However, it can not be cleaned too much, which could destroy the natural sebum protective film on the butt, leading to some bacteria and dirt organic, causing red butt.

Three: timely care for baby butt

After cleaning the baby's bottom, keep the baby's bottom dry. In warm weather, you can give your baby's butt some sun. And then you can apply some baby special hip cream, which can effectively play a protective role in isolation.

Fourth, the size of the diaper is too small

If the diaper size is too small, it will lead to small space and high temperature in the crotch , and the surface of the diaper is easy to friction with the skin and cause red butt. So choose the right size when buying diapers.

Five, the baby get inflamed

If baby get inflamed, the urine smell big, high concentration of irritating substances can also cause red butt.

Six,use allergenic products

Baby's skin is very delicate, if fluorescent agents, alcohol, high PH value of these chemical stimulation contact the baby's skin, it is easy to stimulate the baby's skin leading to red butt, allergies. When buying diapers please pay attention to whether it contains these chemicals!

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If the baby's red butt is particularly serious, the baby must be taken to the doctor in time and treated under the professional guidance of the doctor.