A : A british study following 14, 000 children linked use of air fresheners and aerosols in the home during pregnancy and after birth to a significant increase in diarrhea and earaches. A number of studies have shown that air fresheners and aerosols increase volatile organic compound levels.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Usually not: A small amount of freshener which cleans the air and is not directly sprayed at the baby, actually removes allergens. Avoid harsh chemicals and select natural products as available.
Answered 9/12/2020
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