Babies and children

How do you air a newborn’s room?

A newborn’s room should be aired briefly every day while the baby is out of the room; avoid draughts and keep the room warm. A window filter fitted to the window reduces the dust, pollen and mosquitoes that get in during airing.

Published: 17 October 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer

Clean, fresh air in the baby’s room matters. The safest method is brief but effective airing while the baby is in another room.

Step by step

Take the baby to another room.
Open the window fully, or create a brief cross-draught with opposite windows.
Once the room is fresh, close the window or leave it ajar.
Check the room temperature and bring the baby back.

If the window will stay ajar

In summer the window may stay ajar. Mosquitoes, tiny insects, dust and pollen can then get in. Window filter keeps these out while letting air through. It contains no chemicals, so there is no need for insect spray or plug-in repellents.

Things to watch

Do not put the baby’s cot right in front of the window.
Avoid draughts.
Use a window safety lock; the filter does not prevent falls.

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Last updated: 17 October 2026