After a baby has been burned, it needs to be treated accordingly. If there is no damage, the baby can be treated at home by removing the baby from the heat source and applying cold therapy. If there is a break and the area of burns is large, parents are advised to take the baby to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner, and medication and bandage treatment can be taken. 1. No break: When the baby is scalded, if there is no blister or break, parents should immediately remove the baby from the heat source and rinse the baby’s scalded area with running water. If the surface of the scalded area is covered with clothing, parents should put the scalded area covered with clothing in cold water and soak it, while gently cutting the clothing to avoid the presence of heat sources on the clothing and cause the baby to be secondarily scalded; 2, breakage: for the local treatment of scalding, different medication measures should be taken according to the size and depth of the baby’s scald. If the area of the scald is relatively small and shallow, after cold water rinse, you can use iodophor and other drugs to disinfect the trauma, and give the baby ibuprofen granules or acetaminophen oral solution for pain treatment, and then apply burn cream on the surface of the scalded area. If the blister is large, use a sterile needle to extract the fluid from the blister and then disinfect and bandage it, and use amoxicillin potassium clavulanate granules for anti-inflammatory treatment. Parents should treat the baby’s burns in a timely manner and make the baby eat more eggs, fish and other high-protein foods in daily life to supplement nutrition. They should also avoid spicy and irritating foods such as ginger and chili to avoid stimulating the wound and affecting the healing rate.