Nasal Aspirators for Babies

This Japanese combination is basically a little health care kit (don't worry, it's imported so you can buy it here on amazon US. If you're from the UK, well, I don't know....)

First up is the baby nasal aspirator.
Another human suction based nasal aspirator. There's no filter, but the design is carefully made so as not to get snot in the parent's mouth. It's easy to take apart for cleaning . Sterilize with boiling water. It can be very powerful and is therefore best for when the baby's nose is really full - not just for when you see a little speck or two. Like with the other human suction aspirators, it is possible you may catch your baby's disease.

Then there's the baby nasal tweezers.
No, it's not to pluck nose airs from a baby - which would be impossible since they have none yet. It's so you can grab those hard buggers that are difficult to get out with an aspirator. Chances are you'd probably use the tweezers more than the aspirator. Why? Well aspirators are good for liquid mucus. In other words, they're good for when a baby's sick or allergic. Tweezers are good for just when a nose fills up with filtered particles. In other words, for daily living. Even you probably have a bugger in your nose at least once a week even if you're not sick, and those are usually fairly hard.

Then there's a ....nail clipper?
I know it has absolutely nothing to do with noses at all, but it's a nifty product by the same company. Apparently the Japanese also excel at baby care. The cutters aren't as sharp as normal nail clippers, so you should be less frightened about potentially hurting your baby, but it's still sharp enough to get the nail the first time around. Its shape makes it easy to hold even as the baby squirms a bit (of course if the baby's fighting and trying to get away from you as if you carried the plague, no matter how great the design, you won't be able to do anything)