

Human: How warm does a newborn baby need to be?

Assistant: There’s a common guideline for newborn babies. In an ordinary room, an infant should be warmed to about 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Fahrenheit).  However, this only applies to full-term newborns, up until the age of about four weeks.  By about six weeks, a newborn baby can cope with cooler temperatures.  However, there are also exceptions and challenges to these guidelines.


Human: How warm does a newborn baby need to be?

Assistant: About 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
How warm does a newborn baby need to be?
There’s a common guideline for newborn babies. In an ordinary room, an infant should be warmed to about 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Fahrenheit).  However, this only applies to full-term newborns, up until the age of about four weeks.  By about six weeks, a newborn baby can cope with cooler temperatures.  However, there are also exceptions and challenges to these guidelines.
About 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.