If you use a humidifier in DC's room...

Re: If you use a humidifier in DC's room...

• CEO1197 member

  December 2008

  DD sleeps in our room.  Her PNP is next to one side of the bed, the humidifier is next to the other.  I don't think the position makes any difference.  The only concession we made was to reposition our fan so it wasn't blowing all the mist in the wrong direction.

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• dreddin

  December 2008

  The humidifier will work regardless of where it is in the room. I wouldn't want a cool mist spraying on my baby constantly.

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• Alyssa&Dan06

  December 2008

  We have ours across from the crib but facing way away from the crib.  You don't want the mist hitting the bedding or the baby which can chill your dd.  The bedding could probably even get damp if you aim it directly at the crib. 

   I have a little gauge that tells me if the room is humid or dry and whenever I turn it on it goes to the middle so I think it is working without it being pointed directly at him.
   

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• leesalvatore

  December 2008

  My son's is at the head of his cradle but facing away from him because I agree that I can't imagine it's great to have it spraying right on him.  I think the goal is to saturate the AIR surrounding your child - not the child - lol!

  Take note also, I find that it makes the room a bit colder since it's "cool mist". 

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• NLuvWithBlake

  December 2008

  Thanks ladies, I did not think it was suppose to spray directly over the crib and baby, but I really did not want to get into it with my MIL!

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