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Viral Fever/Flu: Fever in infants ranges between 100 F and 103 F. Temperature below 100 F is not a fever. For instance, at times, you may notice that your child's cheeks are turning red, and his body is radiating heat. When you check the temperature using a thermometer, it reads somewhere around 99 F. You might think of rushing him to a doctor or might want to resort to medication. However, children having a rectal temperature lower than 100.4 F are considered normal. Home Care Tips: ORS is the best option to rehydrate your child. Mothers need to continue breastfeeding their infants because breast milk has all the essential nutrients. To know more, Watch Video.
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