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Air purifier for the child's room

Choose a quiet model that fits the size of the room and the pollution source. That way you reduce airborne pollen and fine dust in the room where your child spends a lot of time.

Air purifier for the child's room

Why children are a separate target group

Faster breathing

Children breathe faster and inhale relatively more air per kilogram of body weight than adults — including more polluted particles.

Lungs still developing

Children's lungs keep developing into their teenage years, which can make them more sensitive to the effects of fine dust.

More time indoors

Babies and toddlers spend most of their time in the bedroom and child's room — exactly where indoor air has the most effect.
Ultrafine particles around Schiphol and complaints in children

Ultrafine particles around Schiphol and complaints in children

RIVM research around Schiphol found more respiratory complaints among children during short-term higher concentrations of ultrafine particles, especially among children who already had complaints. It is not proof that long-term exposure causes disease. Ultrafine particles call for attention to a device's overall performance — not just its filter classification.

View the RIVM research and its exact conclusion

Recommended for the child's room

Our models for home use. When choosing, pay attention to noise, capacity, indicator lights and a safe spot out of reach.

LightAir IonFlow Evolution — filter-free air purifier
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For bedroom and living room
LightAir IonFlow Evolution — filter-free air purifier

The LightAir IonFlow Evolution is a quiet, filter-free ionizer for living rooms, bedrooms and smaller work spaces.

€ 399
€ 499
LightAir IonFlow Signature — filter-free air purifier
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For the living room
LightAir IonFlow Signature — filter-free air purifier

The LightAir IonFlow Signature combines the filter-free IonFlow technique with a refined, taller base.

€ 499
€ 549

An air purifier doesn't replace medical advice. If there are symptoms, always consult a doctor or paediatrician.

Frequently asked questions

Children breathe faster and inhale relatively more air per kilogram of body weight than adults, and their lungs are still developing. RIVM research around Schiphol found that short-term higher concentrations of ultrafine particles were linked to more respiratory complaints and medication use among children, especially those who already had complaints. The RIVM stresses this is not proof that long-term exposure causes respiratory disease.

Treat an air purifier in a child's room like any electrical appliance: place it on a stable surface, out of reach of young children, and keep the cord and plug out of the way. At night, choose a quiet model on a low setting; the stated noise level for each model is listed in the specifications on its product page.

An air purifier can help reduce exposure to pollen, house dust mites and fine dust indoors, as a complement to — never a replacement for — medical advice. If there are symptoms, always consult a doctor or paediatrician.

Our IonFlow home models have no fan, so they make no fan noise. For other air purifiers, check the stated noise level per setting; it is listed in the specifications on the product page.

Not sure which air purifier fits your situation?

Tell us what you're dealing with — wood smoke, pollen, fine dust, ultrafine particles, bedroom, office or childcare — and we'll advise which model fits your room.

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  • Size of the room
  • Source of the pollution
  • Use during the day or at night
  • Personal or business use