Congestion, coughs and runny noses are no fun for baby and can make for a stressful time for mummy. There are ways you can make your little one more comfortable though.
- Use a syringe to clear your baby's mucus. These are simple to use and really make a difference. This short video shows you how to use the syringes correctly. http://www.babycenter.com/2_how-to-use-a-bulb-syringe-to-clear-your-babys-mucus_10357065.bc
- Make some steam. The moist air helps loosen the mucus.
- Vapor rubs. Natural balms are best. Rub into chest, neck and back area.
- Head up. Elevating your baby's head when they are sleeping can help them breathe more easily.
- Lots of rest. Try to help your baby relax as much as possible. It takes energy to combat an infection.
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If the baby is under 6 months it's always a good idea to get them checked by your pediatric to be on the safe side.
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