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 ...

If your kid is acting normally and the cough or runny nose don ... giving children 2 to 5 milliliters of honey (so, a teaspoon or a bit less) as needed to thin the mucus and reduce coughing.

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Their bodies produce extra mucus in the nose and airways to trap and remove these irritants. Babies are more likely than older children to get congestion because their nasal passages and airways ...

Careful now, children. Don’t get too close ... But if they’ve got a bad cold, all that snot blocking their nose might stop them from being able to smell at all.

This irritation triggers a chain reaction of swelling and mucus production, not only making it difficult to breathe through your nose ... the need for medication. Children who suffer from ...