Is 98.2 a fever for an infant?
My 3-month-old is a bit fussy today, and when I checked his temperature under the arm, it was 98.2. Is this considered a fever for such a young baby, or am I just overthinking it?
My 3-month-old is a bit fussy today, and when I checked his temperature under the arm, it was 98.2. Is this considered a fever for such a young baby, or am I just overthinking it?
98.2 is normal, but as a parent, keeping track of health is key. Just like we monitor BP and lifestyle, keep a simple record of baby's temperature and consult a doctor if it goes above 100.
Don't worry at all, 98.2 is standard for infants. A baby's temperature can vary slightly based on activity or clothing. Keep them hydrated and they will be fine.
98.2 is normal, so please don't rush to the clinic and spend money on unnecessary doctor visits or tests. Just keep a regular thermometer at home and check only if they feel actually hot.
Hey, 98.2 is definitely not a fever. My baby brother always has this temp and he is totally playful and fine. Chill out!
Arre listen, 98.2 is absolutely normal. Don't sit and Google every small point on the thermometer. If the baby is playing and drinking milk, they are fine.
98.2 is completely normal for an infant. No need to worry at all, your baby is doing fine.
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