Proper use of a humidifier is generally not harmful to newborns, but if used incorrectly, it may cause discomfort.
A humidifier is a household appliance that increases the humidity in a room and can humidify a designated room. When the weather is dry, a humidifier can be used to maintain the humidity at about 55% is appropriate and can increase the comfort of your newborn.
However, if the humidifier is not used properly, the humidity is too high or you do not pay attention to changing the water inside the humidifier on a regular basis, it will have a negative impact on the respiratory mucous membranes of the newborn, which may lead to discomfort or respiratory diseases. Therefore, when using a humidifier, it is important to monitor the humidity in the room, clean it regularly, and replace the water inside in a timely manner.
Both newborns and adults need to use humidifiers properly.