Is it normal for a child to have a temperature of 37.5?

At present, the attention paid to children's issues is gradually increasing, because babies are the hope of a family and even the motherland. So everyone hopes that babies in the world can grow up healthily. However, many babies still often suffer from fever, colds, etc. If an adult's body temperature is 37.5 degrees, it is considered a low fever, but a baby's body temperature is higher than that of an adult. So many parents have questions. So, is it normal for a baby's body temperature to be 37.5 degrees?

The baby's normal body temperature range is about 36-37℃, and no treatment is required if it is 37.5.

When the armpit temperature is 37.5 to 38 degrees, it is a low fever, but this value will change at different times of the day or after physical exercise. On the same day, each person's body temperature has its own pattern of changes: it is often lower in the morning and higher in the afternoon. In addition, the fluctuation of body temperature is also affected by other factors.

From the above we can understand that a child’s body temperature of 37.5 is considered normal. Because the baby's body is more fragile than that of an adult, and its body temperature is slightly higher than that of an adult. However, parents and friends should be reminded that if the baby's body temperature is generally not higher than 38 degrees, do not make a fuss and rush to reduce the baby's fever!