Why air the room regularly?
During the day, humidity and the smell of laundry and nappies build up in the nursery. In a closed room the air gets heavy; as humidity rises, so does the risk of mould. Regular, brief airing freshens the room’s air.
How often, and for how long?
As a general guide, brief airing a few times a day is enough. In winter, opening the window fully for a short time while the baby is out of the room is better than leaving it ajar for a long time; the room airs quickly but the walls do not cool down. In summer you can air it for longer in the shady hours.
Room temperature and draughts
- Keep the baby out of the direct draught while airing.
- Do not put the cot by the window.
- Check the room temperature after airing.
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