Does the router have any effect on babies?

The Internet has penetrated deeper and deeper into our lives, and we can see people playing with their mobile phones everywhere. Nowadays, almost every household has a router installed, and the existence of WIFI makes it more convenient for us to surf the Internet. However, WIFI does emit radiation, and if there are babies at home, many parents are worried that it will have adverse effects on their children. So, does router have any impact on babies? Let’s take a look below.

The intensity of wifi radiation is inversely proportional to the distance, not to mention passing through reinforced concrete. At this time, the radiation value is only one-tenth or even several tens of the national limit. In fact, there is no essential difference between WiFi and mobile phone signals. Both are microwaves, generally located in the 800 MHz-1900 MHz band. There is currently no real strong scientific evidence to show that it will damage human DNA or protein structure, thereby affecting the development of the fetus and the health of pregnant women.

WIFI radiation is within a safe range and will not affect the baby. The human body has its own protection capabilities, and the radiation from ordinary electrical appliances is not serious enough to harm the baby.

According to the safety upper limit set by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation, the safe radiation range for the human body is 10 watts per square meter. In life, the working power of common wireless routers is between 30 and 500 milliwatts. "An environmental protection organization once conducted a test and measured the power density of the WiFi antenna at a distance of 1 cm from the antenna to be 9.1 microwatts per square centimeter, which is also lower than the 40 microwatts per square centimeter stipulated in my country.

Experimental results have confirmed that although the frequencies of wireless networks, including WiFi signals, may be high, their power is not large and their impact on the human body is minimal, basically within a safe range. Moreover, it can only affect the surface of human skin. As long as it is not close to the body, the radiation generated can be ignored.

Generally speaking, radiation refers to radio waves that are harmful to the human body. Wi-Fi also uses radio waves, so there will be radiation, but it is very small and does almost no harm to the body. If you are worried about radiation harming your body, stay away from the radiation source. Most household appliances have radiation, but this radiation is very small and is controlled within a certain range by the manufacturer and designer, and it does almost no harm to adults. If you want to avoid radiation, don't use electrical appliances. So don't worry about the radiation from WiFi. Unless you are a pregnant woman or a child, in this case, you need to take appropriate protection. Generally, electrical appliances with relatively large radiation include microwave ovens, induction cookers, televisions, computers, etc. Living in such a technologically advanced society, radiation is everywhere in our lives. We need to pay attention to some things, but we should not be too sensitive to others. Finally, let me emphasize the answer: wifi does have radiation, but don’t worry too much. As long as it is used properly, it will not cause harm to your body.