Redness of the baby’s buttocks, it is likely that the diaper is less breathable, allergic to diapers, etc. You can change the diaper diligently and wash the buttocks often with water or replace the diaper with a diaper.
If the breathability of the diaper is poor, the baby’s buttocks have high humidity after urination or defecation, which may lead to redness of the buttocks. To avoid this, you can change the diaper in time after your baby urinates or defecates, and you can also wash and dry your baby’s buttocks with water before putting on the diaper during the diaper change.
If the symptoms of redness on the baby’s buttocks persist, it is possible that the baby is allergic to the diaper, you can change the diaper for a diaper, but when changing the diaper you should pay attention to see if the baby is allergic to the new change of diaper, if not allergic then you can use it.
If the baby’s hip redness symptoms continue without relief, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, a clear diagnosis and standardized treatment as prescribed by the doctor.