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As always for a health question like this, you should contact your baby's pediatrician or other health care provider to be certain, since each situation is unique.

In general, a single spot of blood isn't something to worry about, especially if your baby seems otherwise well. There are numerous possible causes ranging from severe diaper rash to a small tear somewhere along the digestive tract.

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