When a child is sick, waking them up to take their temperature usually makes everything worse: they get upset, don’t go back to sleep, and neither do you.
That’s why some moms have already replaced that method with a wearable patch that sticks to the body and measures temperature 24 hours a day, without touching or bothering the child. It’s called “Momcozy”.
The battery lasts up to 180 hours while on, and a graph on your phone shows you exactly when the fever rises and when it starts to go down, with an automatic alert if anything changes.
A mother of two says that now the first thing she does when they get sick is stick it on them before bed. No waking them up every two hours, no blindly using thermometers in the dark.
That said: the device monitors, it does not diagnose. In the event of a high fever or any doubt, the pediatrician always has the final word.
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