Question. Any of your babies have this mark on their babies left side on the outer stomach he didn't…
Question.
Any of your babies have this mark on their babies left side on the outer stomach he didn't have it at birth just noticed it at maybe 1_2 months,or at all on their babies. My husband is more worried I guess he just doesn't like seeing anything on him but I say he can't be perfect. What do you think need opinion👆👇
Rachel·
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Alyssa👣·
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Have you asked your dr about it? It looks like it could be some type of birth mark but if it wasn't there at birth I honestly couldn't tell u
Alyssa·
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I have a skin toned one exactly like this that I've had since I was a baby. Ask your doctor. It's probably just a birth mark.
Jessica Ann Martinez ·
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@senadas, it's a cherry birth mark, it'll go away, my son has 3
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It's called a hemangioma, it's a birth mark and doesn't need to be drained or removed. It will grow for the next few month then it will start going away and fading on its own and be almost if not completely gone by the time your child is 10. My daughter was born with a tiny white spot that developed into one of these. I'll post pictures of what it looked like and what is it is now so you can see.
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Sorry I mixed it up, the left was around her one year check up and the right was a couple weekends ago.
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It's about a year difference.
💜🎀Linda Anahi🎀💜·
Two of my daughters have that and I was told its just birth marks .. One has it on her left shoulder & the other one has it on her back but hers is fading my 3 yr old isn't 😏 at times it feels very hot but the doctor told me I shouldn't worry. ☺️ @senadas
Senada·
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@klachappelle, 10 months? 10years?
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@senadas, 10 years.
mickbaby·
Hemangioma is right. Some people call it a raspberry or strawberry or angel kiss. My daughter had one right on her nose after she was born and it faded over the years. She will be 8 soon and it's barely even there. Some people get them lasered off if it doesn't fade by the time the child reaches the teen years but I doubt it'll be necessary-it's harmless.