Frida Baby3-in-1 Rectal, Underarm & Oral Thermometer for Kids, Digital Baby Thermometer for Infants, Toddlers, & Kids

As a first-time mom, I was a little nervous about using a rectal thermometer, but the Frida Baby one made it so simple and stress-free. The design is really smart — it has a short, flexible tip and a wide base so you can’t insert it too far, which gave me peace of mind. It also gives a super fast and accurate reading (in about 10 seconds!), which is a huge relief when you’re dealing with a fussy or sick baby.It’s easy to clean, feels sturdy, and even has a little case to keep it sanitary. Honestly, rectal temps are the most accurate for infants, and this thermometer makes it way less intimidating. I’m so glad we added this to our baby kit — it’s one of those things you don’t think you’ll need until you really need it.Highly recommend for any parent with a newborn or infant!It’s compact, easy to clean, and feels like it was actually designed by parents who get it. I trust it way more than the old-school thermometers. If you’ve got little ones at home, this is one of those products that’s totally worth it.

This right here is definitely worth it and it’s very accurate and useful. The design is very convenient with the led light it’s perfect and easy to use.

One of the best thermometers I have ever used. The LED function killed me! and how quickly the temperature gives, I had not seen it in another one. I will always use Frida again in her other presentations.

Compact and easy to use. Love the different modes I can use to check temperature! Must have for babies

This thermometer is easy to use and understand. Has different settings for the different types of readings. Love how compact it is and the case it comes with!

Must have for new moms! You want to be sure of their temp if they are sick and it’s nice this one can be used many ways. Easy to use, easy to read and lights up, good design, and good storage container.

Best baby thermometer. It’s recommended to use a rectal thermometer for your baby until they can safely hold a thermometer under their tongue for an oral reading, which is typically around 4 or 5 years old. At that point this thermometer also has you covered. Easy peasy.I appreciate that there is a light and that you can’t insert it too far into your little one accidentally.

In my experience with this thermometer, it seems to only get an accurate temperature when it’s used the rectal way. I have found other brands to be more accurate without having to discomfort my child.