Nuby - Penguin shaped baby bath thermometer - Easy to read screen - BPA free - Gray - Suitable from 0 months

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We looked for thermometers that showed accuracy over repeat readings, were simple to use and had additional features that made parents’ lives easier. Q. What if the thermometer records a temperature within the “normal” temperature range but I still feel unwell? Now more than ever, with COVID-19 still a concern, it’s important to be able to tell exactly how hot your child is. But a baby thermometer is also handy for all those ordinary colds and sniffles your baby will no doubt go through. As with other bath safety products, such as spout covers and non-slip bath mats, it’s ultimately up to the parent to determine the precautions they feel are necessary. What temperature should baby bath be? Whichever reading you choose to take, when the temperature has reached its highest point you’ll hear a beep hear a beep sound and the temperature read will display in large, easy to read digital numbers. Easy breezy!

A. Temperature is not the only sign of illness, if the patient feels unwell; even if the temperature recorded is “normal”; you should seek medical advice. Type: Digital oral/armpit thermometer | Age settings: None | Memory: None | Celsius and Fahrenheit: Yes | Batteries: 1.5V LR41 battery (included) What we like We use Braun ear thermometers in the hospital” - tried and tested by Mumsnet user Popc0rn Our verdict For underarm readings: Clean under your little ones armpit with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly before placing the sensor tip of the thermometer under the armpit and gently hold for up to 4 minutes. You will hear a beep sound when the temperature reading has been taken. Read the digital display and add 0.5°C for the final temperature reading.

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Overall, though, you’re getting a lot for your money, and this is a nice design that both parents and professionals rave about. You can’t go far wrong with one of these. I have a Braun forehead thermometer... It's OK, but in all honesty you know when they're too hot” - recommended by Mumsnet user CaviarAndCigarettes Our verdict Kinetik's Inner Ear Thermometer is a decent budget digital thermometer developed in association with St John’s Ambulance. If you can’t afford to splurge, this would do the job admirably for a fraction of the cost of most digital ear thermometers.

Designed for 90ml-240ml (3oz-8oz) feed sizes, you have the flexibility to increase feed sizes as your baby grows. The formula feeding kit contains two RapidCool™ flasks, so you’ve always got one ready to go while the other is being cleaned. We have the Braun ThermoScan 7 Ear Thermometer with Age Precision - pricey but so worth it! Bought it when my daughter was born and am still using it now, always gives true readings (they match when I’ve taken her to the doctors or hospital)” - rated by Mumsnet user 1990sbaby She also found it to be the ideal size for storing in her bathroom cabinet or taking it with her on her travels. She says, "It’s very small and easy to throw into an overnight bag. So far, I’ve taken it with me on overnight stays, weekend breaks and holidays abroad to make sure bathtime is safe wherever we go."

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We have this one - cheap and cheerful but does the job. Flashes red when too hot and gives the temperature” - recommended by Mumsnet user SquigglyOne Our verdict

We recommend that the feed is used immediately (as soon as the Nuby light turns green and indicates the feed has cooled sufficiently), as per the NHS guidelines. A fever is a temperature of over 38°C. It’s usually not something to worry about and is a sign that your child’s body is fighting an infection. Usually a temperature comes down in three to four days. Drawn by the animal design, pet lovers have also been buying this thermometer for their four-legged friends, although nothing suggests it’s suitable for veterinary use! As far as small children are concerned though, with its child-friendly design and the fact it’s so easy to use, this thermometer is on the money. Type: Digital room thermometer | Age settings: N/A | Memory: N/A | Celsius and Fahrenheit: Celsius only | Batteries: ‎None - USB rechargeable What we likeHow does it work? Just boil fresh water, measure the formula powder, fill the RapidCool™ with hot water, add your formula powder, and mix well. Simply wait for the digital display to show a green Nuby logo and dispense the feed into your sterilised baby bottle. A 120ml feed will be ready to serve in only 2 minutes*. Simply pop it in the bath and tap it to activate the digital LCD display. It will then show the temperature for an hour before it switches off again. If the water is too hot, a red light will flash, so you can add a bit of cold water until you see the temperature fall on the readout.