Baby Stuffy Nose

My 3.5 months old has a slight cold. This morning, his nose is blocked and she had difficulty feeding and breathing. I heard a little squeeze milk into his nose clarify things. Do you think it's just an old wives tale, or is it really work. What do you moms (or dads) when baby should eat and a blocked nose?

milk has probably done as saline drops. I might say that what they did before the drops. Use the drops and wait a minute, then use the syringe - it may be more effective.
My son took a little longer for a nurse when he was blocked. I tried to stall a bit (falling down his legs as he sat more) when he cared to help keep their sinuses clear while he ate and took into account his breaks were sometimes breathing not necessarily because it was over.

saline nose drops would be better:)

I do not know if I would be comfortable squirt milk into the noses of babies. It is a product called Little saline nose is that specific purpose. Or you can just sit on the edge of a steam engine when you eat.

Try to keep your baby upright to help with drainage and use saline drops. More tips and information can be found at Kellymom.com

While you are breast feeding, it is more cold very quickly. It is less common colds etc. when being breast fed. They just take a deep breath between diet and take more time to eat, I never found the bulb syringe very useful. But a bath with lavender baby bath Johnson is quite useful and make a cup of chamomile and cooling and then pour it into the baby bath is good and sure to appease the boy.

No, I do not think squirting milk into his nose is a good idea. Antigens in breast milk enter the blood stream through the stomach and intestine.

Just take it out, yes she will probably wake up more and be a little tipsy, but it will pass.

I've never heard of the squeeze milk into the nose of babies before. However, there are commands u can buy OTC. nose drops called "little noses" put a few drops in the suck, then with the pear

Vicks rub on the chest i Y. and at least it opens for food. Otherwise, do saline drops and suction. I thought of doing what breastmilk in the nose and I can not see how that would work, but it will not be more simple saline solution as far as dismantling the mucus.

If you breastfeed the baby from the cold light would go away. But you should continue to breastfeed the baby when she would not get cold or bacteria can not start breastfeeding her when she has a cold milk into the nose or injected. Breastfeeding has many antibiotics that can help fight against bacteria baby.