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Meet the most innovative way of preparing formula feeds with the NEW RapidCool™ Portable Bottle Maker that cools down formula milk to the perfect temperature in just 2 minutes* to NHS guidelines. Just WOW! The NHS guidelines state that when preparing a bottle, you should use freshly boiled water, which has been left no longer than 30 minutes so that it remains at a temperature of at least 70°C. With RapidCool™, you pour freshly boiled water into the base along with your formula, but thanks to its patented technology the bottle cools the feed in 2 minutes*. Using freshly boiled water means that any harmful bacteria is killed and the RapidCool™ eliminates the need to run bottles under cold water or use an ice bath to get the feed to the right temperature. Type: Digital forehead thermometer | Age settings: None | Memory: Can’t store previous readings | Celsius and Fahrenheit: Yes | Batteries: Two AA alkaline batteries (included) What we like Want to make a fresh bottle feed while you’re out? No problem, just fill the insulated flask with freshly boiled water and you’re ready to make a feed safely without having to rush to a cafe or head home. No cold-water baths to cool a bottle down, no relying on a bottle warmer, no worrying about making a feed correctly. Just a safe feed to NHS guidelines, day and night, or out and about. RapidCool™ is compact, stylish, and portable, perfect for transporting around or storing discreetly. It’s also super easy to clean, making it the best all-round solution for busy parents. Babies and children - In babies and children, the average body temperature ranges from 36.6°C to 37.2°C.
Our baby was in NICU/SCBU and before we were allowed home we had to buy a thermometer and show we knew how to use it. The SCBU staff told us that, for babies, underarm is the most accurate to use at home and recommended this one.” (Advice from Mumsnet user GuidingSpirit) Our verdict To turn the thermometer on, simply press the Nuby logo to power on, then wait until you see LC on the display. At that point you’re good to go and just need to decide whether to take an oral, rectal or under the arm reading. We’ve given some details below on each of those so you can skip to the one most relevant to you. A high temperature is officially 38°C but, even if it’s lower than that and you have concerns, it’s always worth seeking medical advice. Laura Cooke spent nearly 19 years writing for local newspapers before going into freelance journalism. I really like the Groegg. It gave me peace of mind, as the temperature in our house drops dramatically overnight, so it was really easy to just glance over and see if I needed to add an extra layer or not. It's also like a very dim night light. I still use it and my boy is one” - vetted by Mumsnet user GiveMeFiveMinutes Our verdictA. Turn off, wait 1 minute then repeat the measurement following the instructions carefully; placing thermometer in the correct position and waiting for the extended record time (2 minutes for oral, 5 minutes for under-arm testing), before taking reading. If the temperature recorded is still below “normal” levels and you feel unwell seek medical advice. Note: Do not take temperature after exposure to very hot or very cold conditions or for 30 minutes after eating, drinking or exercising. Before taking temperature, sit/lie down for at least 5 minutes. As a parent you’ll possibly have an idea that your little one has a fever by just feeling their forehead but nothing beats having a handy, reliable and easy to use thermometer in your cupboard (or when you’re travelling) to test their temperature accurately. That’s where this must-have, nifty 3-in-1 Digital Thermometer comes in and can be used for the whole family - it’s suitable for babies, children and adults! 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 Doctors would always rather see a baby that turns out to be absolutely fine than not see a baby until things get serious. NHS advice is that you should call your GP or 111 if your baby is: We use Braun ear thermometers in the hospital” - tried and tested by Mumsnet user Popc0rn Our verdict
No, you don’t have to wait! The freshly boiled water can and should be used immediately for the safest feed. The NHS guidelines state that the water should be no less than 70°C, but this does not mean that you must wait for it to reach this temperature first before mixing with formula. Mixing formula with freshly boiled water is the safest way to feed, as it ensures any harmful bacteria are eliminated! Type: Water thermometer | Age settings: N/A | Memory: N/A | Celsius and Fahrenheit: Celsius only | Batteries: One CR2 battery required (included) What we like The kit contains two RapidCool™ bottles with two digital thermometer lids so you’ve always got one ready to go while the other is being cleaned, as well as an insulated flask to store water and two milk powder dispensers.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. Type: Digital room thermometer | Age settings: N/A | Memory: N/A | Celsius and Fahrenheit: Celsius only | Batteries: None - USB rechargeable What we like 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? This article is not intended as a countdown of the ‘top nine’ best products, but rather a list of tried-and-tested recommendations so you can be safe in the knowledge that you’re getting honest and reliable advice on choosing an appropriate baby thermometer. About the author
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