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    Thanks, that's a good idea. And now that you mention it, I run a bit lower than 37C too. For daycare purposes, I consider 38C fever enough to send the child home.

    We're actually regulated on this too. 10yrs ago, when I opened, the regulation said 37.5C, then a couple of years later, they upped it to 38C. As of last year, they put it up again so now the gov't considers 38.5 to be fever. I personally thinks that's a bit unfair to a lot of kids who run cooler and so the higher temp is reeally high.

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