Baby’s nasal cavity will often have secretions blocking the nostrils, affecting breathing, parents should help the baby to clean up in a timely manner, that specific newborn nose inside the boogers how to get it out? Method 1: Prepare cotton swabs (generally sold in shopping malls, to the head of a very small kind) or directly buy baby-specific cotton swabs. If the baby is breast-fed, squeeze a few drops of milk into the baby’s nose. Then gently block your baby’s other nose so that your baby will cry and the boogers will surrender to your baby’s cries for a while, and finally wipe them off with a cotton swab. Method 2: Prepare a small-tipped cotton swab, dip it in some water and gently moisten your baby’s nose while he or she is sleeping. Then let your baby’s head be high and feet low, so that with the sound of your baby’s breathing, the boogers will surrender. Method 3: First, dab some sesame oil on a cotton swab in your baby’s nose to soften the boogers and prevent them from sticking to the walls of the nasal cavity. Then put the special tweezers for baby’s boogers (you can buy a small tweezers from Pigeon) and gently stick them into the baby’s nose, pay attention to the slow movement and don’t reach too deep, otherwise it will hurt the baby. Also try to let the baby be quiet for a while, do not make a fuss. If you can’t clean the boogers with the tweezers, you can use cotton swabs to gently clean them up. Again, don’t reach too deep, as your baby will feel pain. If your baby’s boogers are mixed with snot, you can use a nasal aspirator to suck them all out, which is faster and less troublesome. Note: It is important to note that you should not use cotton swabs to pull out the boogers, nor should you use your fingernails to snap them, as it is easy to hurt your baby’s little nose. If your baby has a lot of boogers every day, it is best to help your baby get rid of them before feeding, so that your baby can breathe freely when drinking milk.