Review on AQUATOPIA Floating Digital Infant Bath Thermometer with Audible Alarm for Safe Temperature Monitoring, Green by Brittney Shallenberger

Such items do not replace adult supervision. That aside, I'm very glad I bought this item (at $8.24), would buy it again if mine broke for any reason, and would happily recommend it as a gift. I agree with all of the product features listed, but have rearranged them based on my priorities: 1. Warns you with an audible alarm when the water is too hot (> 100.4 F / 38 C) or too cold (< 89.6 F / 32 C), as a reminder to keep the water temperature within a comfortable range2. Reads the temperature of the bath and updates the digital display (in F and C) every 2 seconds (although it updates quickly, remember to take into account the gradient of the running faucet)3. It is also a fun floating toy (the green smiling turtle on one side and the blue dotted hill on the back can be an "iceberg" for other bath toys to stand on)4. Automatically activated (display turns on when water touches the sensors in the base and turns off when water is drained), saving the LR44 1.5V5 button battery. Easy to use with no buttons (has been very reliable in the 2 years I've used to date including dropped many times) As you can see an almost instantaneous digital water temperature reading there is no comparison for this product to those that use heat is -activated "HOT" is printed (which, at least for my munchkin duck and snuggly bath dots, turns white at a still comfortable 38 degrees Celsius). It is very helpful to see the display to adjust to a constant water temperature when bathing, no matter what the room temperature is (because how warm your body is compared to the outside air affects how comfortable you feel). is water when you take a bath). check manually). I find this useful when you want to take a warm bath to play with or take a warm bath to cool down the temperature.