Product description says it can be used rectally as well...has anyone used it on an infant rectally?
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I wouldn't recommend it but you can check with your babies doctor, it's very easy to take the temp from babies ear, but check with your infant's doctor or nurse, hope this helps.
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I'm pretty sure that's an error on Amazon's behalf, as it can't be used orally or under the arm either (as the product description states). The instructions only give directions for use in the ear and also state why the ear is the preferred site for measuring body temperature. Also the tip on this thermometer has been specially designed so that the ear cannot be damaged by its' use. I've used it from birth on my daughter and it's been very accurate (comparable to the Dr's reading) and very easy to use.
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Hi. There are no infant cuffs supplied with this unit. My guess is that a different model will be needed for that purpose. I suggest contacting the manufacturer for options.
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It is safe for baby if used correctly in the rear facing position with the infant insert and adjusted to the right shoulder height. Also be sure to stop by a safety expert's facility to make sure it's installed correctly. I used mine from the time he came out of the hospital.
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You can use the cream. We have been using it on our baby every night since about 8 months of age. It was suggested by his pediatrician.
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We used it for our infants after a few months of using an infant car seat. I hated the infant seat loved using the recaro then wearing the baby at the store or wherever
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does anyone know if this letter from the FDA (2012) has been resolved? they are saying it has not been approved for infants. also am trying to see is safe for 2-3 month old. http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2012/ucm323543.htm
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Yes, I use it on my 16 month old and it works very well. It doesn't irritate and is gentle on the skin
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It has three or four settings. Yes you can use for infant. It's a great tool ive purchased three so far.
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I don't recommend this product for ANYONE! Mine are in the trash already! My kids tugged on it a few times and it stopped working. If you're using for an infant, maybe OK but once they get to age 2, forget about it!
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I think it does recline far enough for diaper changing. Haven't needed too since my daughter is potty training. I just tried it and it can be done.
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Yes, you can use for infant. But you need to buy an adapter for the infant car seat. The adapter depends on the brand of the car seat. you can find more information in Quinny website.
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I would be surprised if it worked on an infant. It works on my 5 year old though.
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I believe it is too harsh for babies. I would advise a product made for infants and toddlers.
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Hi Joanne,I also have a 2 year old and used it on her. I just made sure that I didn't put it on her hands that she puts in her mouth. I also used it on my 3 month old's legs. :)
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This is water soluble lubricating jelly. I do not believe it will be suitable as a diaper ointment. You might want to check out something like Gentle Baby Bee Diaper Ointment.
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Yes this can be used for an infant. I used this for my newborn. When they are little you use it by them front facing you (almost like your hugging them)...the "back" will roll up a bit so it supports their little head. As the baby grown and can support his/her head you turn them around in it so they are facing out. The "back" part I mentioned earlier will fold down and snap. You can also adjust the sides to support at different weights/heights...etc... I must say after trying two other carriers....this is by far is the most comfortable. Another good point to mention is that I can literally take this on and off while baby is in my arms asleep...and lay them down to sleep. I can support up to 28 lbs (I think) AWESOME carrier!
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I hope you are not installing it in a carsest. It doesn't fit safely in the infant and should not be marketed as safe since it's an after market product.