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Intensity of ceiling fan in room for newborn (sids prev) have 3 speeds, low feels close to nothing, would middle setting be ok or too much?
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Newborn: What's comfortable for you should be comfortable for the baby. Medium speed should be fine
Answered 5/30/2014
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