Fevers are a source of worry for many parents, though that shouldn’t always be the case. A fever works to fight off infections, but there are a few measures you can take to help increase your child’s comfort. While a fever is common, and will typically break on it’s own, it is important to notify your pediatrician if the fever persists or is over 102 in children over the age of 3. Here are a few natural ways to reduce your child’s fever, while keeping them comfortable. Place a cool, damp washcloth on your child’s forehead, wrists or groin. In these areas, blood vessels are close to the skin an......