Is Arm and Hammer Simply Saline safe for infants?

Safely and effectively clear up congested little noses with Simple Saline Baby by Arm & Hammer. The baby-friendly formula moisturizes irritated nasal passages and is ideal for everyday congestion relief.

Can you use Simply Saline on newborns?

Saline solution is the only safe nasal spray for babies, infants, and toddlers. To use saline solution, lay the baby down on their back and, if possible, slightly tilt their head back (don’t force it, though).

Is simply saline nasal mist safe for children?

A saline nasal spray is a simple saltwater solution that can be used by both children and adults.

Is saline nasal rinse safe for babies?

Because saline rinse is safe and effective, you don’t have to wait for baby to get a full-blown cold to use it. As soon as your baby starts exhibiting symptoms of a stuffy nose or what you might consider a “head cold,” you can start using saline immediately to help clear nasal passages and help baby breathe easier.

Can I put saline drops while baby is sleeping?

Use the saline drops before the baby feeds or goes to sleep. Use a warm washcloth or cotton swab to clean the nostrils.

How much saline Can I give my baby?

Put 3-4 drops into each nostril using the nose dropper. The nose drops may make the baby sneeze (Picture 1). After giving the nose drops, hold your baby with his head back for about a minute. This will give the saline time to thin the mucus.

How often can you use Boogie mist?

Boogie Mist® is gentle enough to use as often as needed as a nasal spray for kids – everyday or when cold, flu or allergy symptoms are at their worst. To Flush & Irrigate: Tilt head to the side. Insert nozzle into one nostril, depressing as mist fills sinus passages and flows out nostrils.

How many times can I use saline drops for my baby?

Directions. Newborns/Infants: 2 to 6 drops in each nostril as often as needed or as directed by a doctor. Children & adults: 2 to 6 sprays/drops into each nostril as often as needed or as directed by a doctor.