Hushtemp | Infrared Forehead Thermometer for Baby & Kids

Get the number in 1 second. Without waking them.

A no-touch thermometer for late-night checks, quiet, fast, and accurate.

"Wait, do they have a fever?"

It's the middle of the night. Your baby feels warm. You need to know if it's a real fever, but you don't want to wake them up.
Hushtemp makes it easy. Hold it near their forehead, press the button, and you have your answer in one second. No beeping. No crying. No drama.
Just the number you need, so you can decide what to do next.

The light tells you everything

No math. No guessing. Just look at the colour.

🟢 Green, All good (37.4°C and under)
Everything is fine. Go back to sleep.

🟡 Yellow, Mild fever (37.5°C–37.9°C)
Keep an eye on them. Check again soon.

🔴 Red, High fever (38.0°C and above)
Time to act. Call your doctor.

It does more than check fevers

✨ Late-night fever check - Hold it near their forehead. Press once. Done. They stay asleep.
✨ Warming up a bottle - Check if the milk is too hot before it reaches their mouth.
✨ Bath time - Make sure the water is just right before you put them in.
✨ Checking the room - Is the room too warm? Check the air temp with the same device.

Why parents love it

• Done in 1 second - Faster than they can wiggle away.
• Super accurate, ±0.2°C - As accurate as thermometers that cost twice as much.
• 100% silent - Turn off all sounds. The light still shows the result, no noise needed.
• Remembers 32 readings - Look back at past readings to track a fever over a few days.
• No touching needed - Hold it 3–5 cm from their forehead. That's about the width of two fingers.
  

Got questions?

"Will my doctor accept the reading?"
For babies over 3 months, yes. For newborns under 3 months, doctors still prefer a rectal reading. After 3 months, Hushtemp is all you need.

"Is it really silent?"
Yes. Full silent mode turns off every sound. The colour light still works, you just won't hear a thing.

"What if I hold it too far away?"
Stay 3–5 cm from their forehead, about two finger-widths. It becomes second nature after the first use.