The rash can be bathed after the rash appears. The rash is caused by a viral infection and is also a viral rash that first appears on the trunk and then spreads to the face and neck. Bathing is not a contraindication for infants and young children. The diagnosis of ESE is difficult to make during the febrile period, and there is mostly a mismatch between clinical signs and symptoms and the high fever. The baby’s temperature suddenly drops to normal after about 3-4 days of high fever, at which point the diagnosis is made. It is usually not necessary to provide special treatment for early childhood rash, but symptomatic treatment is sufficient. Give your baby more water and strengthen nutritional care, and give oral antipyretics when high fever occurs to avoid the possibility of febrile convulsions caused by high fever and sudden rise in body temperature.