Item Weight: ‎7 ounces | Inner Material: ‎Plastic | Number of Batteries: ‎1 LR44 batteries required | Outer Material: ‎Plastic | Color: ‎Orange

It’s important to decide if you want a thermometer that would just record the water temperature or would prefer one which also reads room temperature.Plus, the thermometer displays a red flashing light if the water temperature is too hot. This clever function will ensure that your baby's bath water temperature is always comfortable. Introducing the Angelcare Baby Bath & Room Thermometer! This essential tool provides an accurate reading to ensure an optimal temperature of your baby’s bath water or nursery. Angelcare Baby Bath & Room Thermometer Updating the reading every five seconds and indicating if the water is too hot or cold, the eFloat helps you to avoid any accidents. The eFloat is the perfect digital bath thermometer for parents who want to keep a close eye on their baby's water temperature.

I am really happy with this projector, my son likes the music and the sounds and is happy to lay in bed watching either the lights on the module itself or the waves and fish on the walls around him. As it’s not attached to his crib he doesn’t try to reach it or play with it but when he is a little older I think it will be a nice comfort that he can turn on himself should he wake during the night. It is definitely the favourite sleep aid in the house now. The whale plush toy which holds the projector is washable, which is a very useful feature given that this will most likely be used through toddlerhood and thus will need cleaning. There is a two year guarantee with the product. Perfect height for easy and comfortable bathing. The sturdy design with suction cups ensures safety and stability. It's hard to know if you're making the right decision when it comes to something as important as your baby's health. Will you choose a product that might not work well? Or will you spend unnecessary time researching different products? The first few times we used it we struggled to see the lights on the wall, simply because it wasn’t dark enough outside. My son then decided he was going to go to bed later or wake up after an evening nap instead of sleeping through from bedtime so we got to test it in proper dark. He has always liked lights, and actively seeks them out everywhere so I wasn’t surprised when he preferred to look at the projector unit itself rather than at the wall or ceiling initially. Once he accidentally caught sight of the waves and fish moving over the wall he was fascinated. The ability to change the brightness level means that, while he is still in my room and still sometimes wakes during the night, if I turn it on after I’m in bed the lights and the projection on the wall don’t bother me too much. You can play the projections without having to play sounds at the same time.A bath thermometer is quite simply a thermometer that measures the temperature of the water in your bath (or in this case your baby’s). Some people may still test their baby’s bath water the old-fashioned way (dipping your elbow in), but many parents now feel more comfortable using a thermometer for peace of mind, especially as babies have far more sensitive skin than we do. How to use a baby bath thermometer A fun design for a baby bath thermometer, the Angelcare Baby bath and room thermometer is charming and entertaining addition to your bath. It can give you an accurate reading of bath water and also your baby’s nursery. This particular baby thermometer would work perfectly as a gift for anyone having a new baby as it also doubles up as a bath toy that your little one can splash about with!