Stuffy noses
December 27, 2007
Believe it or not, my 2.5-year-old son cannot blow his nose! Whenever he has a stuffy nose he inhales instead of blowing out, making things even worse. And often, when he is down with a cold, I’m woken up at night by a very loud “I cannot breathe!”
It’s for this reason that I’m very grateful to the inventor of a very smart piece of equipment: the Narhinel nasal aspirator. It’s a tube which has a mouthpiece at one end (for mummy) and a disposable mucus reservoir with an anatomic tip to put in the nose (with a filter that prevents mucus from going up the tube) at the other. My son does not love it, but it does the job brilliantly!
And we can all go back to sleep! 
-Michela in Milan
Entry Filed under: Baby, Medical, Milan, Toddler. Tags: Baby, cold, nasal aspirator, stuffy nose, Toddler.
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confidence | July 23, 2008 at 12:50 pm
I think i like it is cute main at list it will save you the tension of runing up and down even in the midnight.With it the baby will fill confortable and also save some stress as far as there is no side affect. You should keep it up.Qus;can ashmatic patiants use it equally.
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Sarah | December 10, 2008 at 11:14 am
This is very much like the Baby nose-clear nasal aspirator. But the Baby nose-clear design includes a reusable filter so it is much better value for money.