It's called hemangioma. For babies, it is generally benign. Basically, it disappeared by itself when I was about 3 years old.

But during the period, we must pay attention to wearing soft shoes and socks for the baby, and don't let the baby run barefoot on the ground. The most important thing is not to let it break.

When my second treasure was born, he had an hemangioma on the second toe of his right foot. It feels soft and red. It looks like that toe is much bigger than the others. At that time, my family and I were scared.

Later, I consulted a doctor, and I also told the doctor that as long as it doesn't get bigger and develop, I don't have to worry. If it can disappear slowly and automatically, I am skeptical.

Now my Bauer is over 4 years old. I looked at it some time ago, and the color is almost normal flesh color, and the toe belly is also normal size. It was really a false alarm. ...