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I have a baby thermometer and it changed itself somehow to celsius. instead of trying to change it i need to know what's a good celsius reading?
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37: 37 degrees celsius is the the same as 98.6 fahrenheit. 38 and above is considered a fever.
Answered 4/16/2013
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