My baby has some white spots on his inner thigh. He is only 2 months old

A. White spots on a baby's inner thigh can have several causes. While most are harmless, it's essential to observe the area and assess other symptoms. Here are potential reasons: 1. Diaper Rash or Fungal Infection Cause: Prolonged exposure to moisture (from diapers) can lead to fungal or yeast infections, which may appear as white spots or patches. Signs: Redness, irritation, and sometimes peeling around the spots. 2. Dry Skin or Eczema Cause: Sensitive baby skin can develop dry patches that appear white. Signs: Dry, flaky, or scaly skin around the spots. 3. Milia Cause: Tiny, harmless cysts caused by blocked sweat or oil glands. Signs: Small, white, raised bumps that are smooth to the touch. 4. Vitiligo (Rare at this Age) Cause: Loss of pigment in certain areas of the skin, possibly genetic. Signs: Smooth, well-defined white patches, but usually appears later in childhood. 5. Bacterial or Fungal Infection Cause: A mild skin infection can lead to discolored patches. Signs: Sometimes accompanied by redness or itching. What You Can Do Keep the Area Dry and Clean Change diapers frequently and ensure the area is dry before putting on a new one. Use a gentle, fragrance-free diaper cream or barrier ointment. Use Gentle Products Avoid harsh soaps or detergents that may irritate the baby's skin. Stick to mild, baby-safe cleansers. Observe for Changes Check if the spots spread, become red, or cause discomfort. Moisturize If the skin is dry, apply a gentle, fragrance-free moisturizer designed for babies. When to See a Doctor Consult your pediatrician if: The spots persist or spread. There is redness, swelling, or discharge. Your baby seems uncomfortable or irritable.