In most cases, you will quickly be able to determine if your baby's nose is blocked. Often, mucus will be visible to the parent, either within the nostril or surrounding the nose. Otherwise ...

Don’t try to remove anything but mucus from your baby’s nose on your own. Sometimes, congestion may be a sign of a more serious problem. A stuffy nose due to a cold can often be treated with ...

Saline drops can help clear nasal passages and ease breathing. Drop a few drops of saline into each nostril while the baby is on its back.

The Verge’s Allison Johnson has already thoroughly explained why sucking snot out of a baby or toddler’s nose is as important a task as it is an unpleasant one. A stuffed-up nose is not just ...