Silicone Baby Nasal Aspirator | Nose Bulb Syringe | Easy-Squeezy Baby Nose Cleaner, Newborn Infant &Toddler - BPA Free Silicone

This silicone baby nose aspirator has been an absolute lifesaver during cold season! It’s incredibly gentle on my baby’s delicate nose and does a fantastic job clearing out mucus quickly and comfortably. The soft silicone tip feels safe and soothing, and my little one doesn’t seem bothered at all when I use it.I love how easy it is to clean — just rinse with warm soapy water or sterilize, and it’s ready to go again. The suction is strong enough to really help with congestion, but not too harsh or uncomfortable.It’s small and lightweight, so I can easily carry it in my diaper bag for on-the-go use. This has made a huge difference in keeping my baby comfortable and breathing easier, especially at night.If you’re a parent, I highly recommend this silicone nose aspirator — it’s effective, safe, and simple to use. Five stars from me!

I'm a mom of a very special needs child. My child requires around the clock care, so finding things that help us meet their needs is crucial. For reference, I've purchased multiple nasal aspirators throughout my life, and trust me when I say they are not all created equal. This aspirator is a basic, non battery powered or plugged into the outlet aspirator. So, let me start off by saying that sometimes simple and basic is really the way to go. I've purchased a few of the more complex aspirators and they have all been garbage. I recently went back to the basics with this nasal aspirator, and I highly recommend it! It is small enough to hold comfortably in your hand. The tip of the aspirator is small enough for All noses, but somehow still does an amazing job at sucking so much stuff out of my poor child. This aspirator is clear/transparent. You can see right through it, which means you can tell if you've done a good job or not. Plus, (I saved the best for last) this aspirator comes apart with ease for easy cleaning and sanitizing! No more throwing away the older style blue baby aspirators because you could never get them clean. You will know this one is clean!!!

So far, it’s been great! It’s smaller than the ones given to you at the hospital, but it’s worked well for us. The suction is quite good, and I’m pleased that it’s clear, allowing you to see inside and easily disassemble it for cleaning. I usually clean it right away after use to prevent it from drying out.

Very easy to use and clean

Fantastic little thing. My baby also doesn't mind getting his nose cleared out.Easy to clean and reuse. Only downside is the changeable tips sometimes pop off when you are squeezing the bulb end and also fighting a baby that wants to take the item and put it in their mouth.

I finally used this today with honestly low expectations-wow! Regretting not trying sooner!I’ve never found a nose sucker to work other then one given in hospital. With baby#5, the one offered in hospital this time was too stiff to use so never took it.This thing is tiny but mighty! Sucked boogers with strong pull and somehow didn’t bother baby. Last night I used old sucker and he was screaming and fighting me. This morning trying this one he looked more at peace with it and worked quick and efficient.I like it’s clear to see if it’s dirty and what is coming out of nose.I thought the 2 pieces that come apart so you can clean would cause weak suction, but I was wrong! Now I’m happy I can clean and see if gross inside without compromising effectiveness.I am also happy with the size of this that it’s not big and bulky and yet just as effective-if not more!

The suction tip isn’t quite long enough. I have a really hard time getting stuff out of my daughters nose with it. I liked the idea of it being clear and easy to clean, but unfortunately it’s not easy to use..

This thing works great when my newborn gets stuffed up (as indicated by her snorting when breathing or sounding stuffed up when she cries). First I put a drop of baby saline solution in a nostril to liquefy any dried mucus (this only works on liquid snot), then I squeeze, insert and release. Then i release the whole thing in the other nostril (only doing one at a time and starting what whichever nostril is the most stuffed up). She hates the saline part more than the actual snot removal, and as soon as I get the gunk out she calms right down once she realizes she can breathe. It takes a little time to build confidence using it, but it's easy to use and the newborn-sized tip won't injure your baby.