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When Mini-Me was little I had a very hard time getting her to sit still long enough to take her temperature. When I came across the MothersTouch thermometer I knew I had to do some research. As Mothers, we know that taking a sick child’s temperature can become a frustrating thing to do. Being that the MothersTouch Thermometer is put on Mommy’s {or Daddy’s!} finger, the sick child won’t even realize that their temperature is being taken and it also gives a faster reading than digital thermometers {takes 6-8 seconds to take temperature!}, I knew I had to contact the company and get my hands on one!
I’ve got my MothersTouch thermometer packed in my medicine bag that stays in the diaper bag. I can’t wait {I can, who really wants to see their baby sick?!?} because I know the MothersTouch thermometer isn’t going to be a battle when taking my girl’s temperature.
Features
- Non-Invasive
- Use awake and asleep
- Accurate readout in 6-8 seconds
- Memory Recall
- Large backlight display
- For use on the temple
- Room temperature display
- Celsius/Fahrenheit scale readouts
- Simple to operate, no scanning required
- Family-friendly, safe and gentle enough for newborns
- Does not cross-contaminate germs across family members
- Meets ASTM Accuracy requirements
- Clinically validated accurately
- Measurement time: 6-8 seconds
- Measurement range: 95.5°F to 107.6°F (35°C to 42°C)
- Batteries: 2032 3V coin battery
- Battery life: 1000 full duty cycles
- Auto shut-off: After 60 seconds
How is MothersTouch different than forehead thermometers?
MothersTouch is powered by the patented R.A.T.E. technology, which is a conductive forehead thermometer. This is the same technology that powers the best-selling TempleTouch thermometers. It measures heat flow under the skin surface near the temple, whereas other popular forehead thermometers measure the temperature of the skin surface, making them subject to more variability.
To calm my sick children/foster kids I wrap them in a blanket and rock them and sing to them
to calm a sick child I use lots of cuddle time in bed or on the couch in front of cartoons.
I cuddle alot with my daughter when she’s sick!
I sing to my daughter!
I hold my daughter and we rock together or we sit together and watch movies.
We watch a movie
We have a lot of cuddle time and watch movies
turn on some tv and get some soup
we do lots of rocking in a rocking chair
I snuggle and rock him as much as I can extra love and kisses are always a good thing
Reading books and lots of snuggling
I try to encourage them to sleep a lot, and I also use lavender oil. I always feel so bad when kids are sick!
herbal tea with honey and some extra tlc
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Hot soup, stuffed toys, and cartoons
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To calm my sick little ones I have lots of cuddle time, cartoons & pedialite.
I would hold My Son on My lap when he was sick
We rock and rock some more and I rub his back.
What do you do to calm a sick child?
I hold my baby and just sit & hold and cater to what he needs. Mama tries to make it all better!
Snuggling is the best medicine for a sick child.
When my child is sick and freaking out I try to teach her to breath and calm down. At the same time I do that to. Then I cuddle with them for the night. 3tiff3@gmail.com
to calm a sick child I rock him and snuggle him!
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I let my daughter lay on the couch and watch movies. I also give her special treats and lots of hugs.
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First a try a luke warm bath, then lay them on a light blanket in my arms to rock them.
Gladys P
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to calm: go outside. lola loves wind on her face
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for a sick baby, we cuddle and have lots of boobie time.
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Ibprophen! As soon as she gets medicine she knows she’s on the way to feeling better. Of course, lots of attention & love!!
I cuddle with my baby girl 🙁
I use warm milk.