Along with temperature, the humidity level in the room also directly affects the health of your baby's respiratory tract and immune system. The ideal humidity level is around 50%, and the general range should be kept between 40-60%. Air that is too dry (below 40%) can cause your baby's skin to dry out and irritate their nose and throat. An environment that is too humid (above 60%) creates favorable conditions for the growth of mold and mites that can cause allergies.
To check if your baby is cold, it will be more accurate to touch their chest or the back of their neck, not their hands. It is normal for babies' hands and feet to be a little cool, as long as their body is warm and dry.
This healthy environment that you have prepared with love and care will accompany your little one's sweetest and most peaceful dreams.
