Not quite a fever: 100.7 degress fahrenheit is not classified as being a fever. There should only be some concern if your baby's fever starts getting closer to 102 degrees. Our body's temperature naturally fluctuates during the day. If you 7 month old does develop a fever, they probably have a viral infection. Keep an eye on your baby's temperature and look for any other symptoms (e.g., fussiness, cough).
Answered 6/6/2015
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It is fever!: Anything over 100.5 is fever. If the baby is acting normal you can watch and re check the temp. If no other symptoms and fever lasts for more than 3 days see the doctor.
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Common: Any small child is likely to get 5-7 fever producing illnesses a year as they build their immune system. These are most often viral and many never need medical attention. When they can keep up with their usual activities of feeding/playing you watch them. If they reduce feeding & quit playing it may be time to have them seen.
Answered 8/10/2017
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