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Fever itself is not usually dangerous until 107 degrees. In general, it is more important how a baby acts than the actual temperature. As a guideline however, if a fever hits 105 degrees, the child should be seen. It the fever won’t budge under 104 degrees with treatment or the fever lasts more than 3 days, the child should been seen.
