Baby Congestion
Baby Nose Sucker: Why use One?
Jun 10th
Most children under 2 cannot blow their own noses. It is necessary to have a nose suction tool that can clear our nasal passages to let them breath easier. Children may need their noses cleared out daily especially when they have a cold or illness.
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Snot Sucker – Top 10 Reasons to Buy the Hospital Grade Blue Snot Sucker
Dec 28th
- The Snot Sucker is used and trusted by doctors and hospitals.
- It is inexpensive.
- It is long lasting.
- It is easy to clean.
- It is operated by ones hand keeping mouth away from infected nose.
- The Snot Sucker requires no expensive filters or the process of continually buying filters.
- It is small but powerful making it easy to transport with you.
- It is gentle on infant’s noses.
- It is easy to use.
- The Snot Sucker Just Gets the Job Done!
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Hard Mucus in Baby’s Nose: Try the Steam Tip
Oct 19th
When mucus in the nasal passageway is hard to suck out try placing a humidifier in your baby’s room. The steam from the humidifier can help loosen the hard mucous. Closing the door can help trap the moisture in the room making the steam more effective. You can also start a hot shower and stand in the bathroom holding the baby. NOTE: When using a humidifier aim the steam above the baby. Do not position the the humidifier so the steam is directly on the baby.
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