Children may also have a lot of snot on their noses, but they cannot clean it themselves. Having mucus can seriously affect breathing and requires timely cleaning of the mucus. Many parents are new parents who don't know how to handle it. Let's take a look at how to quickly treat a child's runny nose?
1. Timely treatment: Sometimes children's nasal discharge is caused by a cold, so it is important to cure the cold in a timely manner. Otherwise, it will only be the root cause and cannot completely remove the mucus from the baby's nose. After the baby's cold subsides, the newborn baby's nasal mucus will gradually decrease.
2. Nasal aspirator: If a child has a lot of mucus that blocks their nose, the quickest way is to buy a professional nasal aspirator to clean the mucus and place it in their nostrils. Soon, the moist mucus can be sucked out and the baby's breathing will become smoother.
3. Help the child sneeze: If the child has mucus and the mucus is located relatively inward, use a cotton swab or tissue to clean it up. Parents can use a soft feather to scratch their child's delicate nasal cavity a few times. When a child's nose itches, they will sneeze. Parents should pay attention to cleaning it up in a timely manner.
4. Use a humidifier: If a child has a lot of nasal mucus, it may be caused by internal heat, which is closely related to the living environment. Parents can prepare a humidifier to relieve the baby's discomfort.
