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Braun No touch + touch forehead thermometer.
BIBI BATH AND ROOM THERMOMETER (LITTLE BIRD)
Reference: BB110
BIBI BATH AND ROOM THERMOMETER (LITTLE BIRD)
Reference: BB110
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€5.00
€2.50
The "Birdy" digital thermometer measures the ideal bathwater and room temperature.
The maximum bathwater temperature for your baby is 38°C, ideally between 35°C and 38°C, the room temperature is 20°C and 21°C.
- Accurate temperature measurement (Bathwater and Room)
- Good legibility due to a big display, making it real easy to see the measuring result
- Birdy will display a red warning should the temperature rise above 39°C
- Floats in water
- Measuring sensor in the back
- Battery: 1 x CR2032
BB110
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