My sister and I took the baby's tempearlier today and it was 98.7.we pulled off his blanketWe just took it again right now, because he woke up with a very sweaty backAnyway, it was 97.7.We don't really know the right tempsfor a newborn, so could anybody tell me what the normal tempis for him?P.S.We took his tempwith a thermometer pacifier.
If it isn't paying rent, evict it; rats are no exceptionMake sure no 'food' is around for their temtationRats love garbage, spilled foods and dog/cat food - - will chew holes in a paper bag to get to itI personally use the basic rat traps (large mouse traps)When it snaps, it kills the rodent quickly you dispose of it then reset trap for the nextI do not care for rats either, but I still don't want them to sufferPoison is a painful death, rat could die in wall deteriate there (phew), another animal eats poisoned rat, they will die, tooSticky strips I do not like eitherThey get caught in it and have to die gradually by starvation and/or dehydrationLast option is live humane trap, then call animal control to eliminateYou would have to have several traps to catch all.
A baby's temperature should be around 98.5If your baby is under 3 months and has a temperature over 100.4 then you need to call the doctor, and if your 3 month old or older has a temperature over 101 then you need to call the doctor.
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OK, DO NOT USE RAT POISON!!!! The major problem with rat poison, is that you can not control where the little suckers dieSo, if they die in your walls, you have more of a problem that live rats! Your mother is close to rightI usually recommend using steel wool and filling the holes that they are entering you home with thatRealize that a rat can fit through holes the size of a quarter or biggerYour landlord should have used snap traps instead of glue boardsGlue boards are fairly useless against adult ratsThey are too cautious to be caught on themGood luck!
If you have rats it usually means you are somehow providing food and/or water with undisturbed accessRats won't usually take advantage of something unless they can see that it is undisturbed for about 24 hoursAlso, they need discreet access to these things: a hole in the wall that is out of sight or a tunnel from a hidden locationFirst, determine where they come from and why they are thereYou might have a plumbing leak that you are unaware of and whatever you put your garbage in must be closed up pretty tightCheck around you home for openings in or near the wallsCheck with your neighbors and see if they have the same problemThis sometimes is a community problem If you resort to poison, make sure pets don't have acces to it or to the dead rats afterwordBoth can be sources of poison Also, DON'T close up the openings until your are sure the rats have left the buildingIf they die in the home, they rot in the home, probably somewhere you won't be able to remove them fomKeep in mind that poison is bait and you might be attracting more rats Make noiseRemove sustenanceClose off accessBTW: glue traps are very inhumane and need to be checked dailyIf they workyou will have to deal with a live ratBetter to use Victor snap traps.
