Monday, October 7, 2013

Crane Blue Drop Cool Mist Humidifier

Did you know newborns are obligate nasal breathers?
 
Obligate Nasal Breather is a term that describes the tendency of newborns and infants to breathe through their noses during the first 4-6 months of their lives. Between 6-12 months, the structures in the back of baby's' mouth and throat area grow and open up a bit, making it  easier to breathe through their mouths.
Not only are infants’ nasal breathers but their nostrils are tiny.  Even the smallest bit of nasal congestion or mucus can be block airflow making feeding and sleeping difficult for a new baby.
Stuffy noses and Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding can become a challenge when a baby is having trouble breathing through his or her nose.  Resulting in frustration for baby and mother.
Crane to the rescue!
Crane Cool Mist humidifier provides the necessary moisture to relieve nasal congestion. Running a cool mist humidifier inside your baby's room at night will not only thin your baby’s nasal mucus but will help your baby sleep peacefully at night.
  
I was excited to try out Crane's Blue Drop Cool Mist Humidifier.
  • Ultrasonic cool mist operation
  • Increases air moisture for easier breathing and a good night’s sleep

  • Relieves cough, cold, and flu symptoms, including nasal congestion, dry cough, sinus irritation, nose bleeds, dry skin

  • 0.9 gallon water tank runs whisper quiet up to 24 hours

  • Mists up to 2.3 gallons of moisture per day

  • Effectively humidifies rooms up to 250 square feet 

  • 360˚ mist nozzle and variable control settings

  • Auto shutoff safety sensor

  • Uses less energy than a standard household light bulb

  • Does not require a filter


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    This one is so quiet and that is great because I am a light sleeper and I need to fall asleep in complete silence. You can see from the pic the mist coming from it. We recently used this a ton we all had a summer cold and it helped us sleep through the night and be able to breathe. I would recommend this for anyone who has a child. This really comes in handy to use!

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