little girls can get definitely vaginitis but not likely true bacterial vaginosis. the most common bacteria in this area are the enteric ones -- germs that have migrated from her anal/rectal area and set up residence. take her to her pediatrician. the area can be cultured to see what "bug" might be involved. and there is one more possibility. children often put things in bodily openings. ears nose and yes even the vagina. the pediatrician will need to search for a foreign body. it could even be a wad of toilet tissue (children like to imitate when they are being potty-trained) or? the solution starts with an accurate diagnosis so get that appointment made.
possible bv in two year old? . my two year old daughter might have bacterial vaginosis. i have been fighting with the horrific odor comming from her vagina. i have tried everything. no perfumes or dyes soaps baking soda baths showers cranberry juice yogurt with active cultures keeping her as clean and dry as possible and limiting the use of her training pants to only nighttime sleeping and taking them off as soon as she gets up. please help this problem is not getting better and it has been going on for three months.