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3-in-1 Humidifier for Baby Nursery, 0.5 Gal., Sleep Support Night Light & Aroma Diffuser
$44.99
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Top Fill Cool Mist Humidifier, 1 Gallon with Sleep Support Light & Essential Oil Tray
$49.99
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Top Fill Cool Mist Humidifier, 1.2 Gallon with Sleep Support Light & Essential Oil Tray
$59.99
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Crane 0.5-Gallon Droplet Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier
$49.99
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1.2 Gal. Cool Mist Top Fill Humidifier & Aroma Diffuser for Medium to Large Rooms
$69.99
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Crane 1 Gal. Drop Cool-Mist Teardrop Humidifier
$54.99
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Crane 4-in-1 Top Fill Humidifier with Sound Machine & Night Light (1 Gal. Tank)
$59.99
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3-in-1 Compact Humidifier, 0.5 Gallon with Sleep Support Light & Aroma Diffuser
$44.99
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Crane Adorable 1-Gal. Ultrasonic Humidifier (Various Styles)
Price range: $54.99 through $69.99
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Crane Mini Adorable 0.5-Gal. Ultrasonic Humidifier
$49.99
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Crane 0.2 Gal. Personal Humidifier – Blue/White
$34.99
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Crane 0.2 Gal. Personal Humidifier – White
$39.99
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A humidifier for baby’s room is an often overlooked item. As parents prepare a nursery for their new arrival, they are usually most excited about baby crib sheets, nursery decor, etc. These are all great things that can enhance your nursery space, but having a humidifier on hand for your baby’s nursery is really important. Sickness always seems to strike when you’re least prepared, and having a high-quality humidifier can truly help your baby be more comfortable when they often can’t have medicine.

Our baby humidifiers have features like night lights, aroma diffusers, sound machines and more. So they can fulfill more than one purpose and help keep baby a little more comfortable on those rough evenings when they’re sick.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do babies benefit from a humidifier?

Yes, babies can significantly benefit from a humidifier, especially during colder winter months when dry air is prevalent and they are more susceptible to illness. A humidifier helps newborns breathe easier by preventing and alleviating mucus build-up, which contributes to more restful and sound sleep.

Is it safe for a baby to sleep with a humidifier on?

Yes, it is generally safe for a baby to sleep with a humidifier on, specifically a cool mist humidifier.

Cool Mist Humidifiers are widely recommended for nurseries because they do not heat water, effectively eliminating the risk of accidental burns. They are also typically energy-efficient.

Warm Mist Humidifiers, while effective at killing germs by boiling water to produce steam, present a burn hazard due to the hot water and steam, making them less suitable for use around infants.

How far should a baby be from a humidifier?

Position a humidifier at least 3 to 4 feet away from the baby’s crib, with some experts recommending up to 6 feet for enhanced safety. This distance is crucial to prevent the mist from making bedding or nearby surfaces damp and to ensure the device and its cord remain safely out of the baby’s reach.

What are the signs of too much humidity for a baby?

A primary sign of too much humidity for a baby is an increase in allergic symptoms, such as more frequent sneezing or coughing. High humidity levels create an ideal environment for allergens like dust mites to thrive, which can trigger respiratory reactions in infants.

What is the best humidity level for a congested baby?

The best humidity level for a congested baby is between 40% and 60%. This range is optimal for thinning mucus and soothing nasal passages, which helps ease congestion and makes breathing easier. Maintaining this level also prevents the growth of mold and bacteria, which can thrive in overly damp environments.

How long should you run a humidifier in a bedroom?

You should run a humidifier in your bedroom for as long as needed to achieve and maintain a healthy relative indoor humidity level between 30% and 50%. This duration can vary widely, ranging from a few hours to continuously overnight, or even 24/7, depending on your specific climate, room size, and the humidifier’s features. The primary objective is to alleviate dry air symptoms without over-humidifying, which can lead to adverse issues like condensation, mold growth, and dust mites.