  I'm sure you remember my review of the MOBI Technologies GloMate Plus, THE coolest huggable night light on the planet, right? Well, as promised, here is yet another fantastic product from MOBI, the tempTalk Multi-Lingual Talking Thermometer! As the colder weather sets in, so does cold and flu season. Sure, we can all run out and get our flu shots, but that won't necessarily protect against all the bugs and viruses that this time of year seems to bring. Even if you wash your hands several times a day, use anti-bacterial wipes and sprays, and are vigilant in keeping germs at bay, chances are someone will still get sick, even if it's just with the common cold. During the fall and winter months, this seems as certain as death and taxes. In my home, I do all of the preventative measures and someone (usually my husband) will bring home something nasty. I have to admit, I don't think he washes his hands as consistently as he should while he's at work. Plus, he tends to pick his nose more than he'd care to admit, and this pretty much ensures he will end up with a cold or worse. Don't get me wrong, I love my husband dearly and am not trying to pick on him. It just seems that he is always the first one to get sick, and he often infects others in the house. Not fun at all! As the mother of 3 great kids, I dread the colds, flus, and other bugs that this time of year seems to bring. There is nothing worse than a poor, miserable, sick child. One of the hardest parts for me, other than seeing my babies under the weather, is getting the lovely chore of taking their temperatures. Now with my 11 year old, this is a piece of cake. He's got the routine down now and sits perfectly still. He even keeps his mouth shut. This took several years of practice, though. My 2 babies are a whole different ballgame, however. It seems the younger the child, the more resistant they are to getting their temperature taken. They don't LIKE being poked and prodded by a thermometer, and I can't really say I blame them. Smaller kids have a hard time sitting still, and the 30-60 seconds or so that it takes to get a reading must seem like an eternity in their little minds.
That's why I was so excited to review the Mobi tempTalk Multi-Language Talking Thermometer. This may look like your ordinary thermometer, but I can assure you, looks can definitely be deceiving! Why is this thermometer so special? Mobi’s tempTalk Digital Oral Thermometer helps take the stress out of temp-taking. Readings appear in seconds - no more waiting. For those with impaired vision, the tempTalk has optional voice readout in six languages... English, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Russian. And it’s safe - no more shaking glass tubes filled with toxic substances. tempTalk is versatile...it can be used for all ages, including newborns. The numerical display on the large LCD screen is easy to read and reports in either Fahrenheit or Centigrade. And when you need to compare readings, tempTalk provides memory recall of the last reading. tempTalk was even given the National Parenting Center Seal Of Approval! Here is a breakdown of the features:
Overall, I really love my Mobi tempTalk thermometer. This, like all other great Mobi products, was designed to make life easier for parents and more enjoyable for kids. This thermometer shows accurate readings in lightning fast speeds, and the fact that it will speak the readings is pretty darn cool, too. We had some fun changing the languages around and hearing our temperatures in other languages. My favorite was Italian! I also really appreciate the fact that the display screen is quite large. No more squinting at 3:00AM while half-asleep to see what the reading is! I also love that it has a built in memory. This would come in very handy for occasions where parents take shifts when caring for a sick child. Now my husband won't have to wake me up to ask what the baby's temperature was when it was MY turn. What a great way to gauge the progress of a fever! I would highly recommend the Mobi tempTalk Multi-Lingual Talking Thermometer to anyone who wants to take the headache out of temperature taking. This gives incredibly quick readings and may even get a grin or two out of a sick child, since the thermometer speaks! Mobi is quickly becoming one of my favorite companies. Try this thermometer, and I am sure you'll be a fan of their innovative products, too! BUY IT: You can check out this and other great products on the MOBI Technologies website. You can also connect with them on Facebook and on twitter to stay on top of their latest products and promotions! WIN IT....BUT NOT YET! I am thrilled to announce that the very generous folks at MOBI Technologies will be giving a tempTalk Multi-Lingual Talking Thermometer to a lucky follower as a part of my upcoming Win Your Gifts event! Woo-Hoo! WHERE'S THE EARLY ENTRY FORM!? I know...you're probably wondering why there's no Rafflecopter form here for those early entries? Nope, I didn't forget about it. Not at all. The reason there's no form YET is because MOBI Technologies is also offering 2 MORE AMAZING PRODUCTS as a part of this package as well! So along with this awesome thermometer and the GloMate Plus, there is still another surprise in store from the generous folks at Mobi! I am saving the best for last, guys! There will be 1 more product review, which will include the early entry form for the awesomeness that is MOBI! So definitely check back over the next day or two. These products are absolutely fabulous, and you are not going to want to miss this! ***Disclosure: I received complimentary products to facilitate my review. No other compensation was provided, and all opinions are 100% honest and have not been influenced in any way.***
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