HUMIDIFIER HELP With Baby Care

I put a lot of cool mist humidifiers on registry lists for my clients and parents often asked me what is the significance of equal mist humidifier. I'm here to break this down for you and today I brought with me my little owl this one is from crane it's a cool mist humidifier. I prefer these because they are safer than the warm air humidifiers. Also, cranes humidifiers are really easy to keep clean and bacteria free they also come in a variety of really fun characters and colors. You can pick one out that works great for your nursery and makes it fun to look at.

Why you use humidifiers for Baby?

The reason why we want to use a humidifier in our baby's nursery during the fall and winter months especially is because that's the time of year when humidity is really low, in fact when we're heating our homes it can get as low as 5 percent. We want to raise the humidity levels because babies skin can dry out really easily. If they already have eczema that can worsen their condition, also in those fall in winter months our babies can get colds really easily. This makes it really hard for them to breathe and if the air is not moist if it's not humidified then their little nasal passages can dry up. look like little prunes and make it really hard for them to breathe especially when they're asleep at night. We don't want to mess with that.

Where are You Putting Humidifiers?

Crank on your humidifier make sure it's away from the corner of a room and away from any walls to prevent any kind of mold or anything like that optimum levels of humidity in the air should be between 35 and 50 percent for perfect comfort for the whole family. We want to make sure also that we don't overdo it with humidity, because over humidified air can cause mold and bacteria growth and if your baby has allergies or asthma that can worsen those conditions. We also don't want to encourage the mold and bacteria growth into the walls or into the home like I mentioned earlier. So be careful to keep it really moderate.

How can you Clean it?

Another reason for that is because bacteria love to grow in really low levels of humidity and really high levels of humidity. Keeping it stable is key and finally, make sure you clean your baby's humidifier thoroughly. Daily use a little warm water and some distilled white vinegar you can find these in your local grocery store just about anywhere. Also when refilling your baby's humidifier use some clean distilled water for each and every use.