Congratulations on your new bundle of joy! Keeping the baby healthy and safe is now your number one priority. Allergens and pollutants are bothersome enough for older children and adults, but for babies it can be a battle. In the U.S., more than 4 million kids have asthma, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Airthereal True HEPA air purifiers remove 99.97% of smoke, pollen, and dust particles so you can breathe clean air. Having an air purifier in any room where your baby sleeps will help combat future breathing problems or allergy issues. Below, we break down which air purifiers fit with your needs best!
First-Time Parents of a Newborn
APH320 Smart WiFi Air Purifier
- True HEPA or Medical-grade H13 filters to capture allergens, dust, and other pollutants.
- App control via the AIRIA app, allows you to set schedules, change fan speed, and more.
- Different noise levels from quiet to white noise, perfect for helping babies get to sleep.
- Filters air and cleans rooms faster than most purifiers, keeping air clean for babies.
- Laser sensor detects airborne particles and gives real-time air quality reports.
Second-Time Parents with Newborn and Toddler
- Medical-grade H13 filter cleans the air slightly better than true HEPA filter.
- Can filter air out of any room, large or small, in under 20 minutes.
- Different noise levels ranging from quiet to white noise, which is crucial in getting the best sleep for kids.
- Automatic air quality indicator which updates to let you know changing conditions.
- UV-C Sterilization that neutralizes any bacteria or viruses your toddler may bring home.
Large Family with Pets
- Largest unit that can clean big spaces with more pollen, dander and other allergens in the air.
- Childproof locks so you can place this anywhere and it’s safe from children’s curious hands.
- Automatic air quality indicator which updates to let you know changing conditions, before you take the kids or pets outside.
- 0-24 hour timer so you can set whatever schedule that fits your needs.
- Incredibly proficient air filtration due to its size.
Depending on your needs, you may also want to look into buying more than one air purifier. One per room your child will be in most of the time, including your bedroom, the nursery, the living room, the playroom and others. Whatever decision you make, know that you’re doing the best thing to protect your baby’s health.
