Are air purifiers really necessary? We're not really sure, but we have one anyway because in old New York apartment buildings, the air just doesn't seem so clean. This one is marketed specifically towards little ones, and it comes in pink or blue.
Austin Air Baby's Breath Air Purifier
The Austin Air Baby's Breath Air Purifier covers up to 225 square feet, and it's childproof. The filter only needs to be replaced every five years unlike other purifiers that need to be changed every six months.
Clean air- it's one of the most simple and basic things you can provide your baby, but at $299, this is pretty pricey air. Do you have an air purifier in your baby's room?
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An air purifier sounds like a good idea, but why do they have to be in these sterotypical 1950's baby colors? What's wrong with plain white?
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It does come in white, or at least a similar model does. Also black, silver, and sandstone.
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Excellent! I should have clicked on the website, rather than jumping to conclusions! Thanks!
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Wow, those are hideous.
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