every person on this planet. babies included. have e. coli in their colons. this is part of our normal intestinal flora. it is supposed to be there. e. coli should not be found in the urinary tract however so if your baby (girl? ) is having this found in her urine there is really not much that you can do to keep this area from being contaminated by fecal bacteria since that are diapered other than being very very thorough about cleaning all of those nooks and crannies that get poop on them! if you baby is a boy e. coli in the urine can be a more difficult problem to solve. i am very sorry but since i do not know the specifics of your baby's case. and not even your baby's sex it is difficult to offer you a specific answer. you can repost your question with more details or you can address this issue with his/her pediatrician.
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