Boots Bath Whale Thermometer

When my son was first born, we couldn't work out why he hated bath time. As soon as we got him in the bath he'd cry and cry. Figuring that maybe it was the temperature of the water that was the problem, I popped down to our local Boots and bought this bath thermometer. The Bath Whale Thermometer is available in several different colours. I choose blue as I thought it was much more whale-like than the others and therefore less stupid-looking - check out the yellow whale on the Boots website if you want to see what I mean! It is made from one piece of moulded plastic with a temperature sensing strip running down the middle (from the head to the ...  Read the complete review

PROBLEM : You know the scenaro , you run your baby's bath . You dip your elbow in , it feels ok . You go and get your partner to see if they think the water is the right temperature .Then you try the water again . Just to be on the safe side you add loads more cold water "Just to be on the safe side " . SOLUTION : Our daughter used to cry at every bath time when see was newborn . The heath visitor said that giving babies a warm bath is soothing for them ! Oh dear we thought she doesn't like the bath . Oneday in Boots I saw a whale bath themometer , it only cost 3.25 so I bought it . It detects the temerature and tells ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has had since a new baby a Boots Whale Bath Thermometer. It cost £3.25 and is great. I have used it in the bath every day since she was born and I can put her in the water safely knowing that it is not too hot or too cold. The thermometer is in a whale shape and goes in the bath, it has a strip at the bottom with a X a tick and a minus sign. The strip changes colour according to the temperature of the water if the tick is highlighted the water is OK but if either of the other two are then it is either too hold or too cold and the temperature should be adjusted before the child goes in. I leave mine in the bath during bathing to ...  Read the complete review