b&h Classic Duck Baby Bath Thermometer 🧸

This floating bath thermometer looks like a friendly classic duck and helps you monitor both bathtub water and room temperature, making bath time more comfortable and safer for infants. If you need a baby bath thermometer with floating duck to avoid guesswork and reduce worry, this model reads water temperature and sounds an alarm when levels are outside safe ranges.

Key Points

The design doubles as a bath toy so it stays on the surface where parents can quickly check it during bathing. It shows time as well as temperature and can switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius by pressing the plus and minus buttons together when in clock mode. The device includes a high and low temperature alarm that flashes and beeps if the water is too hot or too cold, which helps prevent accidental overheating. 😊

This product uses plastics that the manufacturer lists as ABS/PVC and Plexiglas and is labeled BPA free. Batteries are included with two LR44 cells, and the thermometer updates readings frequently to keep information current. Note that the unit should be kept dry when not in use, according to the manufacturer, to protect its electronics.

Technical Specifications

• Name: b&h Baby Thermometer Classic Duck

• Display update rate: 3 seconds
• Power: 2 × LR44 batteries included
• Materials: ABS/PVC and Plexiglas, BPA free
• Units: Displays in Fahrenheit and Celsius
• Alerts: High and low temperature alarm, visual flash and audible beep

Benefits

Reading the water every few seconds gives parents quick reassurance during bathing and reduces the need to estimate temperature by hand. The floating toy aspect keeps the sensor visible and engages infants during the bath. Because it shows both room and water temperature, it can help you check nursery conditions as well as the tub. 😊 Some parents will appreciate having a clock function built into the same unit to track bath duration.

A useful nuance is that while the thermometer is meant to float and be splash-resistant in normal bath conditions, it is not intended to remain submerged continuously. The instruction to keep the device dry when not in use suggests occasional exposure to moisture is acceptable but prolonged wet storage may affect longevity.

Usage Recommendations

Turn the unit on and place it on the water surface so the display faces up for easy reading. To view temperature in the preferred scale, press the plus and minus buttons simultaneously while in time mode to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Watch for the alarm indicators before placing an infant into the bath, and replace the LR44 batteries when the display dims or readings become inconsistent. Keep the thermometer in a dry spot after bath time to help preserve its electronic components.