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What is it like to take a childs tempurature?


Taking a baby's temperature can be a surprisingly tricky task. Babies are often fussy and squirmy, especially when they’re not feeling well, making it difficult to get an accurate reading. A traditional mouth thermometer usually ends up spat out before it can do its job, and while a mother’s hand can give a general sense of warmth, it’s far from precise. Many parents turn to infrared thermometers, but these devices often resemble guns—an unsettling form to aim at a small, wiggling face. The whole process, while routine, can feel awkward and imprecise, highlighting the need for tools that are both gentle and intuitive.












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What other interactions could be afforded instead of a firearm?








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Sketch influenced AI moodboarding.






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A IR thermometer for Medela that fits the natural action of placing a hand on a childs forehead.