FREE PERSONAL RECORD-KEEPING TOOL
Baby Temperature Tracker
Record temperature readings, measurement method, date, time and notes in one simple history. This tracker records what you enter — it does not diagnose illness.
Record a temperature
Please enter a temperature reading.
Important: Healthdirect defines fever in children as 38°C or higher. A baby under 3 months with a temperature above 38°C needs urgent medical attention. This tracker does not determine how unwell a child is.
Temperature history
No readings saved yet.
How to use the Baby Temperature Tracker
Use a thermometer
Record the number displayed rather than estimating by touch.
Record the number displayed rather than estimating by touch.
Record the method
Readings can vary by thermometer type and measurement location.
Readings can vary by thermometer type and measurement location.
Save date and time
Build a clear chronological record of readings.
Build a clear chronological record of readings.
Add context
Keep notes you may want to remember when speaking with a health professional.
Keep notes you may want to remember when speaking with a health professional.
Health information: This is a personal record-keeping tool, not a diagnostic or treatment tool. Seek medical advice if you are concerned about your child.
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Temperature in degrees Celsius, measurement method, date, time and optional notes.
Healthdirect defines fever in children as a body temperature of 38°C or higher.
Healthdirect advises that a baby under 3 months with a temperature above 38°C should receive urgent medical attention.
Yes. Readings can vary depending on the thermometer and measurement location. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
No. It stores the readings you enter and is not a diagnostic tool.
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