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Baby room temperature guides

Advice on what to look for when choosing a room temperature guide or thermometer for your baby's nursery.

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For peace of mind when your baby is asleep you can purchase a room temperature guide to notify you when the room is getting too hot or cold for your baby.

Room temperature guides come as a card you can put on the wall (away from your radiator or window!) which will provide you with a temperature reading via a temperature sensitive strip on the card.

You can also purchase a digital nursery thermometer which may provide a more accurate reading.

Also many of the newer baby monitors have a temperature reading integral within the unit.

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Problem with that is you keep the milk at an optimum temperature for bacteria growth
	added by Rizzospud [Thu 24th Sep 2009 @ 10:30:57]

Hello parents :D
my name is damen and i am a 3rd year university student doing product design..
I am interested in the baby/infant market as there is alot to improve, at the moment I am looking into designing a new bottle warmer with a heating element that allows the formula to be kept heated at the correct temp for when you need it... i.e 3 or 4 am
I was just thinking that it would be a good idea to ask all you if you think their is anything else you believe that needs improving or changing if you have any problems with products you use at the moment..
thank you for reading, any thoughts and ideas would be deeply useful as I want first hand opinions.. :)

added by studentdamen [Thu 11th Sep 2008 @ 08:51:03]

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