Why is my baby's face so red and hot?

Taking care of a baby is a very difficult task. A little carelessness in life can easily lead to some problems for the child. Many parents will find that their children always have a very red and hot face, and sometimes they don’t have a fever. However, this always makes many inexperienced parents particularly worried. They don’t know what the cause is and how to treat it. Let’s understand why the baby’s face is very red and hot.

Why is my baby's face so red and hot?

Redness and hotness are caused by wearing too much. A baby's body temperature is 1 degree higher than that of an adult. If you suspect something is abnormal, you can take the temperature. The dryness and roughness on the face is caused by winter. The baby's skin is delicate, so apply some moisturizer to the baby, the kind that is extra moisturizing. I recommend using Johnson's green version. If you are worried about not having milk, you don’t have to eat greasy food. You can drink crucian carp soup, pig’s trotter and peanut soup, or search the Internet for any soup that can increase milk production. If you don’t drink boiled water, you will easily get irritated and develop small pimples on your face. Generally, teeth start to grow at six months, but sometimes at four months. Check if there is anything white on the baby's gums. The baby will also have a fever during the teething period.

1. The redness of the face is because the air circulation speed is lower than the heat dissipation speed of the facial skin. It is necessary to maintain indoor ventilation and avoid exposure to the sun.

2. If the baby does not have fever, eczema or is not wearing too many clothes, it is possible that the baby has a heavy appetite, which may cause redness on the face. The baby may also have a thick tongue coating, bad breath, dry stools, yellow urine or smelly stools. It is recommended to reduce the addition of complementary foods and drink more water. Generally, they can return to normal.

The above is an introduction to what causes a baby's face to be very red and hot. If the baby does not have a fever, pay attention to the baby's dressing habits. Try not to dress the baby in too many clothes when the temperature is relatively high indoors. Also, keep the indoor air circulating. Also, give the baby more boiled water and let the baby eat light food.