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Is it safe for a newborn baby to be living in the basement?
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Possibly: Presuming that it is adequately heated/cooled, and does not have mold growing in it, it should be no different than any home.
Answered 10/17/2020
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Probably: If the basement is heated, and ventilated and has no mold growing in it, is is probably ok to live there. In most places, a basement apartment has to meet certain standards for safety.
Answered 4/27/2017
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