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Can I use goodnight in room as my baby is 8month..is it safe to leave it on at night.please advice...
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It's not advisable
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Not advisable
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Greetings no it's not Advisable
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Dr. Jyoti Singh
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Bareilly
Keeping it on whole night is not advisable . Instead what you can do is Switch it on 30 minutes before bedtime, then switch it off when the baby enters the room — this avoids direct exposure and Keep it at a distance from the baby (not near the crib or bed).
Use in a well-ventilated room. don’t keep windows completely shut.
Do not use coils or incense sticks — these create smoke and are not safe for babies.
Also, If your baby is sensitive or has a cough/cold, avoid using liquid repellents near them.
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Safer Alternatives are :
• Using mosquito net over the crib or baby bed.
• Dress baby in full-sleeved light cotton clothes.
• Use baby-safe mosquito repellent creams (only on clothes, not directly on skin) if going outside.
Health Tips
Watch for:
• Coughing or sneezing after switching on the machine
• Irritation in eyes or nose
• Restless sleep or unusual behavior
If any of these occur, stop using the repellent and consult your pediatrician immediately.
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