Room & Bath Thermometer - Duck

The thermometer is a single sealed duck-shaped unit with a battery compartment secured by a cover, but no small-parts test result, no use-and-abuse testing, and no retention statement for the battery door are published for this product.

The thermometer is tested to EN 71, a toy safety standard, rather than any standard written for a thermometer-class device, and the brand's broader claim to meet ASTM, EN and Australian standards is generic and not tied to this product's finished-good testing.

The thermometer is stated to be BPA-free and tested to EN 71, but no polymer is named and the bisphenol scope does not extend to BPS or BPF, nor is any test method or result given.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, a corpus covering 1973-2026 with controls confirming coverage of comparable product classes, and found no recall filed against this brand. A Health Canada recall exists for a different Dreambaby product line, a gate, unrelated to bath thermometers.

Parents are instructed to always manually check bath water before placing a child in the bath, but no age or stage range is given and no clinician-sourced guidance supports the instructions.

The thermometer is named as tested to the EN 71 toy standard, a named standard asserted for the finished product.

No cleaning method, drying guidance for the battery compartment, or replacement interval is published for this thermometer anywhere we looked.

Batteries are included, and Dreambaby offers free spare parts for 3 years on purchases made directly from the brand, but the materials and country of manufacture of this thermometer are not published.

The thermometer states a specific high-temperature alert preset of 38°C/100°F that can be adjusted, but no accuracy tolerance is given and no regulatory clearance route is named for the device.