Baby and bath thermometer

A thermometer is indispensable when you become a parent, so you can easily check your little one's temperature and keep an eye on whether your little one has become ill or has a slight fever. There are many different types of thermometers for babies, and it can therefore be an advantage to try a few different ones to find out which thermometer is best suited to both you and your little one. Since it is not always easy to measure your child's temperature, it is also important to try to find the method that is most comfortable and that you feel provides the most accurate measurement.

You can get thermometers for the ear or mouth, thermometers that measure on the forehead and the classic rectal thermometer for the bottom. You can also buy a so-called pacifier thermometer, which is a thermometer for babies built into a pacifier. Some of these thermometers may be easier to use, but may also prove to be slightly inaccurate.

The thermometer most often recommended is a digital thermometer for the bottom with a flexible tip. In the beginning, you can easily use it on your little one, but as the child gets older, they will begin to like this thermometer less and you can, for example, use one for the ear instead. The selection is incredibly large, so it is a question of what is most appropriate for the individual baby.

When your child is unwell, it is important that you have a good thermometer that can tell you whether the child is ill. Since the selection is incredibly large, it can be difficult to know what to choose. Therefore, which thermometer to choose is often a very individual matter.

What type of thermometer should you buy?

As there are countless different models of thermometers, it can be a good idea to try a few different ones so that you find the one your child finds least uncomfortable. There are, for example, thermometers for the ear. This can be an advantage if your child does not like a thermometer for the bottom, which is otherwise most often recommended.

Another thing to consider when buying a thermometer is how quickly the thermometer measures, as the child is often impatient, especially if they are unwell. It is also extra unfortunate if the thermometer does not measure accurately and you have to measure again.

Are there different types of thermometers?

There are different types of thermometers for babies. You can also get bath thermometers that can measure whether the water in the bathtub is too hot for your little one. If you do not have a thermometer, you can use the classic method of putting your elbow in the water, but a thermometer undoubtedly provides the best information about whether the water is too hot or cold. It is also possible to get a room thermometer. It may seem unnecessary at first, but it can be a good idea to have a thermometer in the child's bedroom so you can keep an eye on how warm it is in there. These different thermometers are also available in different models with motifs or designs. With a room thermometer you can also check whether the temperature is as it should be in the different rooms, such as the living room or the bathroom.

What is most important when buying a children's thermometer?

When buying a thermometer, it is therefore very individual whether you choose a pacifier thermometer, an ear thermometer, one with a motif or something else entirely. The key thing is that the thermometer works and that the child does not find it more uncomfortable than absolutely necessary. It can therefore be an advantage to get different types, so you have something to alternate between to suit the situation and your little one's mood.

Bath thermometer

Ensure exactly the right temperature when bathing your baby with one of our lovely bath thermometers. Some of our models are made in a way that allows them to be used as toys when they are in the bath. It is fun, but still super functional.

Some of our bath thermometers have a built-in warning so that they beep if the bath water is too hot for the little baby. When bathing your baby, it is recommended that the bath water is 37 degrees. If the child has had a bowel movement, it is important that you wash their bottom before the baby gets into the water.

To be able to take care of your little one, we recommend that you take a look at our range of hygiene products.