Can babies pick their noses with toilet paper rolls

I can't pick out my nose or ears. The baby's nasal cavity and ear canal are delicate, and it is easy to be injured and cause inflammation if you dig it out artificially. In fact, earwax and nose wax are protective, and they can be discharged on their own.

Long-term plucking of the ears or nose may also reduce the resistance of the nasal cavity and ears, and it is easy to be complicated by various respiratory tract inflammation or otitis media.

There are too many baby booceles, which will make the baby uncomfortable if it is light, and it is easy to cause the baby to breathe hard. Parents should find a way to clean up the baby's nasal feces in time, but because the baby's nasal mucosa is delicate, they must be careful to remove the nasal feces. Here's how.

1. If the baby's nasal mucus is hard, drop a few drops of sesame oil into the nose before cleaning the baby's nasal feces, and try to make the nasal feces not stick to the nose hair through lubrication, so as to avoid the baby's nasal hair being pulled out when digging the nasal feces, causing pain.

2. You can also use a hot towel (not hot) to apply a compress to the baby's nose, use the heat to soften the baby's nasal feces, repeat the hot compress several times, and then clean it up more easily, and it will not hurt the baby.

3. Then use a fine cotton swab to gently pick out the lubricated nasal feces, and be careful not to stretch too long into the baby's nostrils, which will cause discomfort to the baby and make the baby cry. If the boogers are accidentally poked into the nasal cavity, do not dig again, and wait for the boogers to slowly slide out before cleaning up.

4. If the baby's nasal feces are more viscous, you can roll the toilet paper into a slender small roll, slowly stuff it into the baby's nose, and gently turn a few times, the baby's nasal feces will stick to the toilet paper and be brought out.

5. You can also use hair to lead the baby to sneeze, and you can generally spray out the nose for sticky nasal feces, and then wipe it off with paper. This is safer to avoid the danger of the cotton swab reaching into the baby's nose, after all, the baby is easy to cry and resist.

6. A safer way is to use a nasal aspirator to suck it out, which is generally sold in maternal and child product stores. When using, pinch the back of the nasal aspirator according to the position and size of the nasal feces, and the nasal feces will be sucked out after letting go. But very hard and dry nasal boogers are not good, and be careful not to hurt the baby when using them.

Yes! Don't roll too much, to prevent it from going deeper, it is recommended to buy baby cotton swabs, which are still easier to use.

No, it's best to dip a cotton swab in water and dip it gently.

Make a sneeze and come out on your own.

Children are more fragile and sensitive, and some of the rolling paper is very dry and not made of clean and hygienic raw materials, which may be harmful to children, so it is recommended to wipe them with wet wipes.

Children's ** is more delicate, if you use too rough rolls to wipe the child's nose, it may be damaged, if the roll paper is delicate, you can use wet wipes.

Some of the rolling paper will be rougher, and wiping the child's nose may wipe the **, so it is recommended to choose a softer wet paper towel to wipe it.

It is best to use wet wipes, the baby ** is more tender, wipe it more gently with wet wipes, and will not let the baby's small nose be tormented.

If you are a child, you should still use wet wipes, because wet wipes are softer and have also been sterilized and disinfected, so they are suitable for children's tender skin.

Children are delicate, and it is best to wipe them with special wipes or paper towels for babies to better care for the baby's skin and help the baby grow.

Children's ** are generally more delicate, and you can use a better wet paper towel to carefully wipe the child.

Children's ** is more delicate, it is recommended to use children's special hand and mouth wipes, which are more comfortable and cleaner to wipe.

Drop breast milk directly into your nose and gently rub your nose to come out.