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Can i keep my ceiling fan on low with my 2 wk old in the room? will it harm her in any way? i bundle her up really well & sometimes the room gets hot.
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Yes you may use fan : It will not harm her . Her body temperature is like yours . So if you need the fan , so does she .
Answered 5/21/2015
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