Blocked nose in newborns is usually considered to be due to intranasal boogers, nasal deformities, etc. It can be managed by general and medication treatment. If a newborn’s nasal passages are high in boogers, saline solution can be used to soften the secretions and help them to be discharged. Warm compresses on the root of the nose can also be used to improve the discharge. Considering the existence of nasal deformities in newborns, it is necessary to consult the ENT department. Mild cases are usually treated symptomatically and do not require special treatment, while serious cases can be treated with surgery. In conclusion, if a newborn’s nose is blocked, simple treatment does not significantly improve the situation, the newborn should be taken to the hospital for timely consultation and treatment.