Pocket Fever Guide

Pocket Fever Guide

Tiny Hearts

I know how overwhelming and confusing fevers in children can be, and sometimes you just need something to guide you on what to do next. The Tiny Hearts Pocket Fever Guide is going to be your go-to for the next time your little one spikes a temperature.

It's an escalation pathway that prompts you on what you should do depending on what symptoms you are seeing in your child. This will help to guide on on when to call an ambulance, when to go to the Emergency Department, when to book a GP appointment, and when it is safe to continue caring for your child's fever at home.

We've also listed other useful resources you can use to get reassurance and a second opinion on there too.

Use this guide together with a reliable thermometer for peace of mind during a fever.

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