We will find that some babies have a lot of nasal secretions, and sometimes if they are not cleaned up in time, the inhaled dust will dry up, forming a runny nose, affecting breathing and affecting the baby's breastfeeding. However, because the baby's nasal cavity is very small and the nasal passage is narrow, it is not easy to clean. In fact, it takes skill to clean your baby's booger, and sometimes you have to use some professional equipment.
First of all, we can use a nasal aspirator to clean the baby's booger. There is a special nasal aspirator for babies. Parents can use a nasal aspirator to suck out the baby's nose before it dries. In this way, the baby's nose will have no secretions, and a clean nose will not form booger.
Sometimes, parents may not be able to clean the baby's nose in time, and unconsciously the nose has dried up, and there is booger in the baby's nose. At this time, parents can dip a cotton swab in water to get rid of booger. When the booger is not big, you can dip the baby's cotton swab stick in wet water to help the baby get the booger out. It is best not to use an ordinary cotton swab stick, because his cotton swab head will be bigger and the baby will feel uncomfortable. If your baby has a big booger, you may need to take your baby to the otolaryngology department.
We can also apply some oil to the baby's nasal vestibule to keep the front of the baby's nasal cavity moist, so that the baby's nose will not be too much. In the process of cleaning up your baby's booger, you must pay attention to the technique. It is best not to dig with your hands, which will easily hurt the nasal mucosa inside your baby's nose. If the baby's nasal mucosa is damaged, it may get rhinitis. For the sake of baby's health, parents must pay attention.