Mosquito bites in children usually do not cause a fever. If the mosquito bite becomes infected, it may cause a fever. Another rare case, if in malaria endemic areas, mosquito bites can transmit malaria, there will also be a fever, this situation needs timely treatment. After a child is bitten by a mosquito, the skin area will be red and swollen because of the toxins released by the mosquito bite, and will be accompanied by a certain degree of itching, usually in a period of time can be returned to normal, and will not appear the symptoms of fever. After being bitten by mosquitoes, children may scratch repeatedly because of localized itching, which can easily lead to injury to the skin area, thus causing skin infections, which may lead to skin infections, and if the breach is large and the infection is heavy, it may also cause fever. Children’s skin is more delicate, after being bitten by mosquitoes can easily lead to skin breakage, so it is recommended to do a good job of protection of the baby in normal times, avoid going to the environment where there are more mosquitoes, if it is bitten by mosquitoes, then it can be used according to the guidance of the doctor to use local anti-itching supplies such as floral water. In malaria-endemic areas, mosquito bites can spread malaria, typical malaria attack is characterized by periodic chills, high fever and sweating fever continuous symptoms, this situation requires timely medical treatment. Before traveling to malaria-endemic areas, you need to take proper medication and refrain from going out into the field. If you have to go, remember to wear long clothes and pants. Apply insect repellent to exposed areas and use mosquito nets, mosquito coils or insecticidal drugs to prevent mosquito bites when sleeping. After the children were bitten by mosquitoes, it is recommended to do a good job of hygiene care of the wound area, avoid scratching with your hands, and usually give the children do a good job of mosquito prevention, mosquito repellent work.