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When to Call the Pediatrician vs Go to the ER: The Parent's Decision Guide

Baby under 3 months with 100.4°F fever = ER immediately. Breathing difficulty = 911. Complete age-by-age guide for fevers, rashes, vomiting, falls & more.

By TeachToddler Editorial Team · · Health & Safety

What This Guide Covers

Baby under 3 months with 100.4°F fever = ER immediately. Breathing difficulty = 911. Complete age-by-age guide for fevers, rashes, vomiting, falls & more.

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