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Monday, February 2, 2015

Braun Thermoscan 7 Ear Thermometer with Age Precision Review

We were recently sent the Braun Thermoscan Ear Thermometer with Age Precision to review. Arriving with everything you need to get started, including batteries, storage case and disposable lens filters, it is ready to go out right of the box. It also comes with a quick start guide to help get you started.

As a child gets older, the definition of fever changes, this is why Braun have developed the new Age Precision® technology, an age adjustable fever guidance system. Allowing you to set the age of your child so you can interpret the reading quickly, accurately and easily based on the age, using a simple colour coded display. The screen displays green if no fever, yellow if the temperature is elevated and red alert for a possibly high fever.


The thermometer comes with a patented pre-warmed tip which means it is gentle and more comfortable on your child's ear, we have a very basic one we bought several years ago and the children have always found the cold tip annoying and it is difficult to take their temperature when they are asleep.

This thermometer also comes with the ExacTemp® guidance system which confirms with a light and a beep when the thermometer is secured and in the correct position, this ensures an accurate reading in a few seconds. This function is particularly useful, as I have always been worried we aren't using ours correctly and therefore getting an incorrect reading. It also comes with a memory function which is great if need to monitor your child's temperature.


This thermometer is safe for the whole family including newborns and with disposable lens filters it doesn't require cleaning and is safe from cross contamination. The filter is easy to pop off with a little button on the underside of the thermometer.


It has a big screen for easy viewing and a night light feature, which means you can check in the night without needing to put a light on, very handy for poorly sleep babies.

The RRP Price is £49.99 and it is available from Boots, for something that can last many years for many children, I think the price is not unreasonable, especially with the piece of mind it gives you. However the extra lens filters will add to the cost, but you can get them in bulk from Amazon.


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Is Two Not Enough?

It was my sons sixth birthday party on Saturday and as usual it brings round a whole load of emotions, my baby is growing up so fast etc etc.

My sons friend's mum bought her newborn baby (and fourth child) to the party, it was inevitable I would end up holding him.

I love babies and get all clucky around them, but that doesn't mean I am going to have any more, then come questions from said mum and the others who were there. You should have another one, when are going to have another one? Why not, you're still young!

Hold on a minute, I have two perfectly healthy children, one of each in fact! It was difficult a time to conceive those two without the worry of another.

Why do people feel it is OK to ask these questions, no one asked the 40 something year old mum if she would have another one, so what if I am only 31 that doesn't mean I need anymore.

For a start I couldn't fit them in the car, I certainly wouldn't be able to pick up the child of one of these other mums if I had 3!

I suffer with a terrible back and neck now and just 20 minutes holding that newborn left me in agony, I suffered with PND after my son and then had a miscarriage between him and my daughter so having another isn't really something I want to put myself through.

So why do people ask this question? It's so insensitive and cruel, yes I would love another baby but circumstance means I don't want to bring another child into this world.

And besides when has two become an unfashionable number of children to have?

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