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A high temperature, also known as fever, is very common in young children. In this video, celebrity doctor Dr Ranj Singh explains that a high temperature is a temperature over 38 degrees celsius. He explains the fever symptoms to look out for in babies and children, when to worry, and when you should call 111 or 999. Dr Ranj also explains how to spot the signs of sepsis. For more information about fever in children, visit the NHS website: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/fever-in-children/ 00:00 - 00:15 What temperature is a fever? 00:16 - 00:44 When to call 111 for childhood temperatures 00:45 - 01:12 When to call 999 for childhood temperatures 01:13 - 01:20 Spotting the signs of sepsis 01:21 - 01:32 What to do if you're concerned about your child