How bad is it for me to sleep in a bedroom that has barely been painted, and I am 14 weeks pregnant!?

Published by: jane 2009-01-08

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Well I am 14 weeks pregnant and my boyfriend just painted the bedroom bout less than 24 hrs! How bad is it for me and my baby? What are the risks? Please help?

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And i just wanna know don't give me your answers like "Oh why would u even risk that? Ijust wanna know!
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Fumes are toxic. Smell enough paint & Its like getting high whilst pregnant - not good.

Details! Has the room been aired out? How bad are the fumes?

I would probably personally sleep somewhere else, just to be on the safe side, however it's probably not going to harm your baby if it's one night, or the room has been aired out.

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This is honestly a hard question to answer. Get a fan, if you can, that'll help!

Air out the room for at least a couple days. Open windows and leave a fan in the room I'm sure those fumes are still in there. I know when we painted our house it took a week to get the smell out completely. Find another place to sleep it can't be good especially since it's in such a confined area.

You need to ventilate the room.

Keep out for at least 5 days I would say. The fumes (chemicals) from paint can bind to oxygen and then get into the blood...this leaves less room for oxygen. Think of it the same way as you would second hand smoke...would you stay in a room full of smoke 14weeks pregnant?