It is normal for a baby to have a hot tummy when he or she has a fever, because it is mainly the internal temperature of the child that rises more significantly. You can use warm water to wipe your child’s skin all over the body, which is more effective in reducing fever and can also relieve the symptoms of a hot tummy. Wipe the child’s whole body with a warm towel, especially in the armpits, groin and neck, where large blood vessels are abundant, for a longer time. If your child’s fever exceeds 38.5°C, you should also give him/her antipyretic and analgesic medication to relieve the symptoms, such as ibuprofen suspension or acetaminophen suspension. The dose should be based on the baby’s weight and should be administered according to the instructions. In addition, you should also give your baby antelope horn granules, especially for babies under three years old, to prevent the occurrence of high fever convulsions, which is better for children.