What causes a newborn's loud breathing?

Many newborns have very loud breathing sounds, which makes many parents very worried. Some children even snore. Therefore, in order to understand the reasons as soon as possible, many parents want to fully understand why newborns have loud breathing sounds. The following is a detailed answer for many parents so that you can have a comprehensive understanding.

Newborns who are less than one month old have narrow nasal cavities and rich blood vessels, so they are prone to nasal congestion. Therefore, loud breathing and sneezing are normal. Don’t worry. After one month, the baby’s nasal cavity will gradually develop and expand and the problem will disappear naturally.

It is normal for a newborn to have loud breathing, so don't worry. In addition, sleeping posture and nasal congestion will also affect the baby's breathing sound. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers let their babies sleep on their side as much as possible; always pay attention to the baby's nose and remove the nasal mucus in time. You can use a medical cotton swab to gently rotate in the nasal cavity to remove dirt. Don't go too deep. If you encounter a mass of dirt, don't pull it out hard. It's best to drop a drop of milk in it, and then use a cotton swab to remove it after the nasal mucus softens.

This is normal. Sometimes the baby is dreaming, and sometimes it is because the nose is blocked. As long as the baby's face is normal and not blue or purple, it should be okay. If the baby really doesn't want to sleep, just carefully clear his nose.

You can check whether your baby has nasal mucus. If so, use a cotton swab to gently collect water to clear the baby's nose, but be careful not to hurt the baby. You can also use a nasal aspirator to help you suck.

The above specifically introduces what causes the loud breathing sounds of newborns? I believe that many parents of newborns with this condition have already understood some of the specific reasons through the above introduction. So after understanding it, you can use the correct solution based on the above introduction to improve your child’s loud breathing sounds as soon as possible.