CHOICE tested baby thermometers and found that taking your child’s temperature isn’t as simple as you might think. We share the dos and don'ts so you can get a more accurate reading when you ...

How to take a baby's temperature A rectal thermometer is the most accurate way to measure if your baby has a fever, says Troy Madsen, MD, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Utah.

There are various ways to take a child's temperature. The most effect method generally depends on the age of the child. Learn more here.

Do you know what your baby's temperature should be? Are you confident with your home thermometer? In this podcast we talk about temperature for very new babies and why it's important to be able to ...

You know the signs, mums — hot, flushed little bodies, restlessness and over-bright eyes. Your little one's temperature has risen and now, you are worried about your baby's fever. But what does ...

Breastfed babies receive their milk at the perfect temperature, always ready to go. When feeding from a bottle, however, how do you know your baby is getting the contents neither too hot nor too ...

A fever in babies can be concerning. In this article, we describe what to do. Learn about treatments, home remedies, and when to seek help.

A fever is a common sign of illness, but what’s the best way to check for one? An ER nurse explains the right way to take your temperature with a thermometer.

How to keep on top of your baby’s body temperature Worried about temperature? Check their chest first Wondering if the baby feels too hot or cold?