Cover the area with a clean wet sheet or plastic wrap and take your child to your doctor immediately. Second degree burn is on your child's hands, feet, genital area. These areas are easily infected and may need special instructions. If there are more than 10 blisters. There are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or pus.
First degree burns over large areas of arms, legs, trunk or whole face and neck.
Do not break any blisters that form on your child's skin. The skin heals from the inside, and the blister protects the new healing skin. Do not put any butter on the burned area. This only makes it harder for the body to heal naturally. Second degree burns are treated like a cut.