India, Sept. 16 -- New parents spend months choosing the right crib, the safest car seat, the softest fabrics for a newborn's skin. Somewhere on that list, the one thing a baby interacts with in every single breath, the air inside the home, rarely gets a second thought.

Outdoor pollution gets most of the attention, but indoor air often needs just as much, arguably more. People spend close to 90% of their time indoors, and depending on ventilation and everyday activity, indoor air can be measurably more polluted than outdoor air.

Why does the air inside a home deserve a place on that list, and what are a few practical steps for creating a healthier nursery at home?

New parents can create a healthier home by making small, regular choices...