What is the armpit temperature of a 7 month old baby?

Human temperature, referred to as oral temperature, is constant. Generally speaking, the temperature in the mouth is between 36 and 37 degrees Celsius. Many friends wrote to me saying that the baby’s development indicators should be good, and many babies have learned to do some things, but now they just can’t learn to crawl. Is this normal? I want to measure my baby's armpit temperature but I don't know how to do it or what the normal standard is?

It has been 7 months since the baby was born. Mothers are very happy to see their babies crawling and laughing. However, some mothers may start to worry about whether their babies are developing normally when they see that their babies are different from other babies of the same age in terms of height or weight. So what are the normal developmental indicators for a seven-month-old baby? Let’s take a look at the normal height, weight and other indicators for this age group so that mothers can use them as a reference.

The physical motor skills of a seven-month-old baby develop very quickly. Parents can help the baby learn to crawl. In addition, do not underestimate the training of fine motor skills. Give the baby more different toys to train his hand coordination. Parents should talk to their babies more often and wait for their babies to repeat themselves. Parents should also sing nursery rhymes and read books to their babies more often.

Seven-month-old baby development indicators

Gender Height Weight Sitting Height Head Circumference Chest Circumference

Boys 66.7-72.1cm 7.4-9.3kg 44.7cm 45cm 44.6cm

Girls 64.8-70.2cm 6.8-8.6kg 43.8cm 43.7cm 43.5cm

Vision: Able to distinguish the distance and space of objects; likes to look for toys that suddenly disappear; plays "hide and seek" with the baby, observing the baby's excitement level and whether the baby reacts promptly.

Hearing: Listen to the sounds you make and the sounds of others, and establish connections between the sounds and the content of the sounds. Call "Daddy" in front of your baby and observe whether the baby will turn his head to "Daddy".

Sense of touch: When seeing something, reach out to grab it and put everything into the mouth; the movements of the hands change from passive to active, and from inaccurate to accurate. Prepare some toys for your baby that can be held, shaken, and turned, such as a ball, a tumbler, a plastic doll, a trumpet, a bell, etc., and observe whether the baby can grasp and play with them smoothly.

Mathematical and logical ability: At this time, the baby has preliminary logical intelligence, can recognize and compare the size of objects, and can distinguish the distance and space of objects. Show toys of different shapes and sizes in front of your baby, then hide them in front of him and see if he will go looking for them.

A body temperature over 37.2 degrees at any age is called fever. The armpit temperature of a normal person generally does not exceed 37 degrees. We recommend that when a baby has a fever, you can give the baby more warm water. If the mother is breastfeeding, she must avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.