Treatment Suggestions for Baby Red Bottom at 10 Days Old

How to effectively care for a baby’s red bottom caused by diarrhea?

A newborn’s bottom may become red and swollen after 12 days of birth, possibly due to infrequent diaper changes or prolonged use of disposable diapers. It’s recommended to keep the baby’s bottom clean and dry, change diapers frequently, and allow the baby’s bottom to air out during diaper changes to prevent infection and promote healing.

A two-month-old baby’s bottom is red and sore, possibly due to infant eczema. To avoid irritation, apply rice powder to keep the area cool and dry. Infant eczema is a genetic allergic reaction; it’s advised to avoid applying any random items and to keep the skin clean and dry to reduce discomfort.

A 20-day-old baby’s red and swollen bottom may be caused by moisture and poor ventilation. It is recommended to use a hairdryer to dry the baby’s bottom after changing diapers or after a bowel movement, to maintain cleanliness and dryness in the area, promoting recovery.