Measuring the baby’s body temperature inside the quilt may not be accurate, and it is best to avoid measuring it in the quilt.

The temperature inside the quilt is generally higher. Measuring the baby’s body temperature inside the quilt may affect the accuracy of the reading, which is not conducive to detecting normal body temperature values. It is recommended to measure the body temperature while the baby is calm and not engaging in vigorous exercise, as this is more accurate and can prevent errors. Most measurements cannot be taken inside the quilt.

When fever or other conditions occur during body temperature measurement, it is necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor to lower the body temperature through physical methods or by using the corresponding medication to prevent a persistent increase in body temperature.