Can the baby blow a fan or air conditioner if he has a fever?

Yes, but be careful not to catch a cold.

The development of the baby's thermoregulation center and circulatory system is not perfect, so it is easier to sweat than adults, so the baby's requirements for water are higher than adults, and the skin is more sensitive. If the fan is not used properly, the baby's temperature will drop, and he may catch a cold or diarrhea. Pay attention to the place where the electric fan is away from the baby. Don't blow directly at the baby, and don't blow in one direction. You can blow against the wall and let the return air blow on the baby. Don't blow the fan for too long and the wind speed should not be too high. If the weather is too hot and the baby sweats a lot, you can wipe the sweat with a dry towel or take a bath with warm water. When the subcutaneous blood vessels are heated and expanded, the heat in the body can be emitted. You can also gently fan a fan, so that the wind is milder and the baby is easy to accept.