Baby temperature tracker Keep the reading. Remember the context.

Record a temperature, where you measured it and the symptoms you noticed. Keep the readings together as the day unfolds.

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Temperature & fever

When you take another temperature, look back at the earlier readings and medicine entries instead of trying to remember their times. Bring that record to a conversation with your clinician.

Save a temperature reading.

The caregiver enters a temperature and saves a forehead reading. The saved-reading sheet shows the result, symptoms, notes and recheck options. Fictional Mila records; silent screen recording.

Nuzzle Take temperature with an entered 100.8°F forehead reading, °C and °F choices, measurement time, a fever-history strip and Save
Enter the measured value, site and time. The fever-history strip keeps earlier recorded readings close by. Open full size.
Nuzzle saved 100.8°F forehead reading with earlier symptoms, Still there and Gone choices, symptom chips, a note option and Off, 1h, 2h and 4h reminders
After saving, keep symptoms and a note with that check, and choose whether you want a recheck reminder. Open full size.
Nuzzle Logs Day view with a 103.0°F recorded peak, four medicine doses, dated temperature readings with measurement sites and symptoms, and an Acetaminophen entry
Read the temperature and medicine entries together, with their times and details. These are fictional records. Open full size.

Actual Nuzzle screens with fictional family records.

How it works.

  1. Enter the reading you measured.

    Open Take temperature. Choose °C or °F, adjust the value and select where you measured it. Check the time before Save.

  2. Keep symptoms with that check.

    The saved-reading sheet lets you add symptoms and a note. When earlier symptoms are shown, choose whether they are still there or gone.

  3. Choose a recheck reminder if useful.

    Leave Remind me off or choose 1, 2 or 4 hours. Notification delivery depends on your phone's notification settings and permissions.

  4. Review the readings in context.

    Open the fever history or the day's Logs to see recorded times, measurement sites, symptoms and medicine entries. Include Fever and Medicine when preparing a report for the doctor.

Open a real sample report.

These PDFs were exported by Nuzzle using fictional records. They are the original app output, including charts and summaries, rather than blank worksheets.

Open Mila's sample PDF with temperature, medicine and growth records (4 pages, 208 KB).

Start today's record.

The next feed, the next nap and every first, in one record your whole family can see.

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