It is possible that the redness on your child's cheeks could be due to various factors such as a reaction to an irritant, introduction of new foods, dryness from changes in temperature, or even a viral infection like the "fifth disease." It is recommended to practice basic hygiene care, limit bath time, use a mild, unscented soap, and moisturize the skin afterwards with a fragrance-free cream. Monitor your child's symptoms and seek medical advice if they develop a fever, worsen, have difficulty breathing, or show signs of dehydration.
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