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Duck Bath Thermometer

A floating bath toy with a digital thermometer underneath. A clear number, and the screen flashes if the water is too hot.

£9.95 Free UK delivery
  • Helps with: is the bath too hot?
  • A number you can read. Then the elbow test, as a double check.
  • Free 188-page first-year guide in the box
From newborn (0–3m) to 1–2y
Colour: Yellow
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60-night trial
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What it helps with

Elbow test says warm. Or hot. Or not sure.

The elbow test, then the wrist test, then the elbow again.

A number you can read. Then the elbow test, as a double check.

How to use
  1. Run the bath, mix it well, then float the duck.
  2. Read the number. Around 37–38°C is right for a baby bath.
  3. If it flashes, it's too hot; add cold and mix.
Safety & honest notes
  • Always mix the water and still check with your elbow; thermometers are a helper, not a guarantee.
  • Cold water first, then hot, then mix. Never leave the tap running with a baby in the bath.
What's in the box
  • Bath duck with thermometer
  • Battery (fitted)
  • FREE: The Calmo Guide to the First Year (PDF)
Materials, care & specs

Materials: BPA-free vinyl, sealed sensor.

Care: Wipe and dry after use.

Range0–50°C
BatteryReplaceable coin cell (fitted, screwed shut)
Safety standards

EN 71-1/2/3 (toy safety) · battery compartment screwed shut

How we check products

Delivery & returns

Free UK delivery on every order, 2–4 working days. Next-day £4.95 if you order by 1pm, Monday to Thursday.

Try it for 60 nights. If it doesn't help, send it back. Returns

Before

Elbow test says warm. Or hot. Or not sure.

The elbow test, then the wrist test, then the elbow again.

With the Duck Bath Thermometer

A number you can read. Then the elbow test, as a double check.

How it works

Three steps. No instructions needed.

1

Run the bath, mix it well, then float the duck.

2

Read the number. Around 37–38°C is right for a baby bath.

3

If it flashes, it's too hot; add cold and mix.

Honest notes

What it does, and what it doesn't.

  • Always mix the water and still check with your elbow; thermometers are a helper, not a guarantee.
  • Cold water first, then hot, then mix. Never leave the tap running with a baby in the bath.

Questions

Asked by parents like you.

Something else? Ask a real person. We reply within one working day.

Is the battery safe?

It's behind a screwed-shut compartment, as button batteries should be. Keep spare batteries well out of reach.

Is delivery really free?

Yes. Every order ships free across the UK in 2–4 working days, with no minimum spend. Next-day delivery is £4.95.

What if it doesn't work for us?

You have 60 nights to try it at home. If it doesn't help, send it back for a refund. Feeding and hygiene items need to be unopened.

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