"I think it just got her skin." Del answered as she looked at the little red marks on her arms and face and frowned. "Oh, little girl. I'm sorry about this." She sighed and kept dabbing the cool, damp cloth on her skin. Delphine wiped those big tears away when they rolled down her cheeks and gave her a kiss on the head. When Lydia waved her hand around, Delphine gently held it pressed the cloth to her skin some more there.<br/><br/>"I know, it feels pretty bad. It'll go away soon, I promise." She said softly. Pulling the cloth away, she gently kissed the little burn marks on her hand, arm and cheek. "Such a big, brave girl. You took it like a champ." She cooed, noting that Lydia didn't cry as much as other babies would have, especially her little cousin Abigail according to the letters she got from her parents. Supposedly the baby had gotten a but better, but was still a pretty big crier.