Fever guides for parents
What to know when your child has a fever
Reference guides on dosage, fever thresholds, and when to seek help. Written for Singapore parents using HealthHub, KKH, and MOH sources.
How Much Paracetamol Should I Give My Child?
Enter your child's weight and pick the bottle concentration. Returns the reference dose range for the syrups commonly stocked in Singapore.
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7 guidesHow Much Ibuprofen Should I Give My Child?
Dose at 10 mg/kg per dose, every 6–8 hours, up to 3 doses in 24 hours. Enter weight to see the dose for Nurofen syrup.
Toddler Fever 39°C: When to Monitor vs Seek Help
A 39°C fever alone is rarely an emergency, but certain signs alongside it mean a trip to your GP or the nearest A&E shouldn't wait.
Fever at Night: When Should Parents Worry?
Fevers often spike at night. What's normal, when to wake your child, and the signs that need immediate attention.
Can I Alternate Paracetamol and Ibuprofen for My Child?
Yes, with the right timing. The safe interval between doses and why alternating helps with persistent high fevers.
Fever but Playing and Active: Is It Still Serious?
A child who is active and playful despite a fever is usually a reassuring sign. Things to still watch for.
Child Fever Medicine Overdose: Signs and What to Do
If you think your child has had too much paracetamol or ibuprofen, do not wait for symptoms. What to do now, what to watch for, and where to go in Singapore.