Fever without Fear: Information for Mothers

Regardless of how careful you are in taking care of your baby, they may still may break down with a fever once or two times in the year. The natural reaction is to panic when this happens. You're scared that you've done something wrong. Armed with the right information, you have absolutely nothing to worry about. First let's clear the misconception in the air.

Misconception: Fevers are harmful

Fevers in themselves are not dangerous. They are just pointers that something else may be wrong. They're warning signs, red flags, the body's way of saying. "Okay, mom! There might be a problem and it's time for you to figure it out before it spirals into something else." They reveal that something might be about to go wrong, not necessarily that something has gone wrong. And as a super mother that you are, you pull out your cape and save the day by figuring out what that is or reach out to the doctor.

Knowing Your Infant's Temperature on Time

When it comes to fevers, nothing is as important as finding them out on time. There's no better way to do this than with a fever temperature thermometer that's sensitive enough to pick up the slightest change in your baby's vitals and alert you on time. The faster you discover your child's fever, the bigger your chances of taking care of your infants before they finally break down with something serious.

Choosing The Best Fever Thermometer

There are many thermometers out there. So much that it becomes super hard to choose. Just about every single one promises a good reading so which do you go for. Well,  to start with, you need a thermometer that's super convenient. A thermometer that allows you to sleep at night when your baby sleeps too without losing track of its temperature.

The Welltot Continuous Temperature Monitor will provide you that flexibility you need to monitor your infant. Whether you're a first-time mom or a second or third-time mom,  you can capture the slightest variations in your child's temperature and act appropriately long before a fever or an infection sets into your child's body. 

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