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When should you take baby into cold night air?
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Baby and cold air: Millions of babies around the world live in cold climates. They are just well bundled and warm when in such environments. Now, if your questions is should cool mist air help a baby with croup - yes it can. But never expose a baby to cold temperatures.
Answered 7/7/2012
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