What is the normal temperature of a baby in the morning?

The baby's body temperature is relatively higher in the morning, but it is normal if it does not exceed 38 degrees. And because the baby's metabolism is vigorous, the body temperature changes greatly during the day, so we should measure it in different time periods. If the child's body temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees, physical cooling is needed, and we must pay attention to not covering the baby with too thick a quilt when sleeping, which will also cause the body temperature to rise and kick off the quilt.

Is it true that the baby's temperature is high when he wakes up in the morning?

1. The baby's body temperature is generally not high in the morning. Because children have a high metabolism and their temperature changes greatly during the day, their unique physiological body temperature fluctuations are often characterized by being lower in the early morning, slightly rising during the day, and relatively high at night.

2. If your baby's temperature is high when he wakes up in the morning, he may have a fever. At this time, you can measure the baby's temperature first. If the child's temperature does not exceed 38 degrees, you can use physical cooling and wipe the body with warm water. If the child's body temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees, the baby needs to take some antipyretic medicine according to the doctor's advice.

3. Another possibility is that the baby’s quilt is too thick. If the quilt is too thick, the body temperature will be a little high. This is normal. It is best to measure the baby’s temperature about half an hour after waking up from sleep for a more accurate measurement.

What should I do if my baby's temperature rises?

1. Don't be nervous. If the baby does not cry or make a fuss and has a normal expression, this proves that the baby is normal and does not need to take any medicine.

2. Please note. If the baby keeps crying, it means that there is something wrong with the baby's body. Mothers should pay attention to it and see a doctor if necessary.

3. Generally speaking, the baby's body temperature is normal in the following situations: (1) Oral temperature measurement below 37.5 degrees Celsius is normal;

(2) A temperature measured in the rectum of 36.5 to 37.5 degrees Celsius is normal. (3) A temperature measured in the armpit of 36 to 37 degrees Celsius is normal.

Mothers must pay attention to the baby's physical care. It is common for babies to cry or have a high body temperature in life. It is enough to find out the reasons and adjust their lives in time.