With so many different kinds of Thermometers on the market these days, parents may be wondering which one is best to use for their kids. Doctor Maureen Ahmann with Cleveland Clinic Children's has some advice.
Doctor Ahmann says once a child gets older and can hold a thermometer under their tongue, then it's okay to use one of those. They are generally accurate, unless of course the child ate something prior to tamper with the reading, like a popsicle. If that's the case, parents should wait a half hour before taking their temperature.
