Why does my baby have nasal mucus every day?

Mothers with babies must be troubled by their babies' nasal mucus every day. Why does their babies' noses have nasal mucus every day? Because the baby's nose, like an adult's, will have some secretions. If it is not cleaned for a long time, the baby's secretions will dry and harden. Therefore, cleaning the baby's nasal mucus every day is also a very important task for mothers.

Why do young children have a lot of mucus?

This is due to the poor air quality in cities and the increasing number of patients suffering from nasal allergies and other diseases, which causes nasal secretions to be mixed with dust. Infants and young children in particular do not know how to blow their noses, so the snot dries up and forms nasal mucus, which blocks the nasal passages.

Why can't you pick your baby's nose?

1. Frequently picking the baby's nose will make the nasal cavity drier and cause the nose to become hard.

The baby's development is not yet complete, and he needs to rely more on his own regulation to improve his immunity, so it is best not to interfere too much. Under normal circumstances, the human nasal mucosa is constantly secreting mucus to moisten the nasal membrane, moisten the inhaled air, and stick to the dust, microorganisms and microorganisms inhaled from the air. This is snot. If we forcibly pick the baby's nose, the baby's nasal cavity will become drier, forming a vicious circle and failing to secrete normal mucus.

2. Snot and mucus are natural protective barriers. Frequent cleaning can easily cause respiratory infections.

Babies who often pick their noses may not only have dry nasal cavities, but may also catch a cold or catch a cold. This is because snot is a barrier that protects the body. It prevents the nasal mucosa from drying out, moistens the inhaled air, and sticks to dust, pollen, and microorganisms inhaled from the air to prevent them from irritating the respiratory tract or causing infection.

For the baby's hygiene, mothers must have fought against nasal mucus for a long time. How can we protect the baby's nose while ensuring the baby's personal hygiene? I believe that through the above introduction, mothers also have a simple understanding of why the baby's nose has nasal mucus every day. As long as mothers can master the life tips for cleaning nasal mucus, then cleaning the baby's nasal mucus will be relatively simple.