Baby and toddler fever - When to see a doctor @UCDavisHealth
Baby and toddler fever - When to see a doctor  @UCDavisHealth
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When should you bring a baby or toddler with a fever to the doctor? Dr. Lena van der List from UC Davis Children’s Hospital explains the key warning signs parents should know, including fever guidelines for babies under three months, how long is too long for a fever, and symptoms that could require medical attention. Learn when a fever can be safely managed at home — and when it’s time to be seen by a doctor. Watch the full video for more expert guidance on fever in babies and toddlers.

This video is for general educational purposes only. If you’re concerned about your child’s health, contact your pediatrician or seek medical care.

Video description: Dr. van der List standing over a blue background. Images of ill children and their parents are shown as she describes symptoms.

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