Baby Comb, Brush And Baby Nose Cleaner Nasal Aspirator

OverviewManual nasal aspirator: Gather your supplies. You'll need the bulb syringe, saline nasal drops (optional), and a tissue. Wash your hands. This helps prevent the spread of germs. Warm saline drops (optional). You can warm saline drops by placing the closed bottle in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes. Gently suction the mucus. Squeeze the bulb to push out the air, then gently insert the tip of the syringe into one of the baby's nostrils. Slowly release the bulb to create suction. Squeeze the mucus out. Squeeze the bulb again to expel the mucus into a tissue. Repeat. Repeat steps 3-5 on the other nostril. Clean the syringe. Wash the bulb syringe with warm, soapy water and rinse it well. Let it air dry completely before using it again. Here are some additional tips: Don't use the nasal aspirator more than three or four times a day. Don't insert the tip of the syringe deep into the baby's nose. If the mucus is thick, saline drops can help loosen it up before you use the syringe. If you have any concerns about using a nasal aspirator on your baby, talk to your doctor. Comb and hairbrush for children A baby hair comb is a tool used to detangle children's hair. A baby comb should be soft and easy to glide over the hair and should have wide teeth to prevent scalp irritation. The massage comb also has fine teeth but has ball ends to gently massage the scalp. Children's hair brush A children's hairbrush is a tool used to style children's hair. A baby brush should be soft and easy to glide over the hair and should have soft bristles to prevent scalp irritation. Nylon hair brush for kids How to use a comb and hairbrush for children Before using a baby comb or hairbrush, wash your hands well with soap and water. To detangle the baby's hair using a comb, start at the ends and work your way up. If your child's hair is curly, you may need to use a massage comb or wide-toothed comb. To style baby hair with a brush, start at the roots and work your way to the ends. If your child's hair is curly, you may need to use a round hairbrush. Tips for using a comb and hairbrush for children Do not forcefully comb or brush your child's hair, as this may cause hair breakage or scalp irritation. Detangle your child's hair regularly, especially after bathing. Use a comb or soft brush to style your child's hair. If your child's hair is curly, you may need to use a styling product to make it more manageable