How to clean the nose of a full-month baby

A one-month-old baby is only about thirty days old. At this time, the baby is still very small, and the organs of the body are still relatively fragile, especially the baby's nostrils. Babies who are just one month old often have nasal mucus in their nostrils, but the mother dare not deal with the baby easily, for fear that improper force will hurt the baby's nostrils. So, how to clean the nasal mucus of a one-month-old baby? Let me introduce it to you below.

2 There are two types of boogers. One is wet and sticky, and sticks to the lining of the nostrils. One type is dry and black and blocks the nostrils. There are two different methods for cleaning nasal mucus. When cleaning wet and sticky nasal mucus, let the baby lie flat, put pillows on both sides of the head to prevent the head from shaking, gently press the forehead, and use a cotton swab specially for babies to gently pick the mucus in the nostrils. From time to time, use your index finger to gently press the outside of the nostrils to squeeze the mucus out, then use a cotton swab to gently pick and clean it. This is an easy way to remove the mucus.

After about 5 minutes, use the baby booger to clean it. Use tweezers to gently pinch and pull the booger out. It should not feel hard when pinching, so it can be cleaned out safely.

5 In addition to the above two methods, babies will often sneeze and clean their noses through their own immunity. At this time, you should use a soft towel to clean the area around the nose frequently, and wipe the philtrum under the nostrils frequently with a clean wet towel. Keeping it moist is also a good way to prevent nasal mucus from hardening. A comfortable baby can grow up healthier.