To prevent fever in newborns, mothers need to pay more attention to their daily care. Feel the baby’s body temperature more at ordinary times and pay attention to whether the baby is feverish. If in doubt, a thermometer can be placed under the armpit, mouth, or anus for examination. If the temperature exceeds the normal temperature, the baby is considered to be hot. If you don’t have a thermometer, you can touch your baby’s forehead with your lips to see if there is any fever. Due to the high temperature of the oral cavity of the child with fever, the mother can feel whether there is a burning sensation in the teat during breastfeeding. Once the baby is found to be feverish, take measures in time.
