36.4˚C 40˚C 39˚C 38˚C 37.5˚C 37˚C

Useful numbers
Help online
BABY’S MEDICAL DETAILS
Full name
For ad
use o vice 24 ho
urs a
ur onli
check ne sympto day,
m
Boots er tool a
t
WebM
D
.
co
symp
toms m/
...............................................................................................
Date of birth ..........................................................................................
Known allergies/medical conditions
............................................................................................................................
PARENTS’ CONTACT DETAILS
Mum’s/Dad’s mobile
.....................................................................
Mum/Dad at work ............................................................................
EMERGENCY FRIEND/FAMILY CONTACTS
Name ...........................................................................................................
Phone no....................................................................................................
FOR NON-URGENT MEDICAL ENQUIRIES
call the NHS on 111
DOCTOR’S CONTACT DETAILS
GP’s name
..............................................................................................
Surgery no ................................................................................................
Health visitor
........................................................................................
Nearest A&E
.........................................................................................
PHARMACY DETAILS
Local pharmacy: .................................................................................
Nearest midnight pharmacy: ..................................................
TOO HOT OR NOT? Your at-a-glance guide to fevers
36.4˚C 37˚C 37.5˚C 38˚C 39˚C 40˚C
(97.4˚F)
NORMAL
You can get a rough gauge
of your baby’s temperature by
th
feeling the back of their neck wi g,
din
rea
your hand. For an accurate
use a digital thermometer.
(98.4˚F)
(99.5˚F)
NORMAL
HIGH
TEMPERATURE
Body
temperatures
can vary
within the
‘normal’
range.
Keep an eye on your
baby and check their
temperature regularly.
(100.4˚F)
(102˚F)
(104˚F)
FEVER
HIGH FEVER
VERY HIGH
FEVER
Consult your doctor if your
baby is under 3 months. Give
plenty of fluids and, if your
baby is over 6 months, infant
doses of paracetamol.
Seek medical
advice and treat
as described left.
Seek medical
advice at once
and treat as
described left.