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Home » Kids » NoseFrida: A Quick, Easy & Painless Way to Clear Stuffy Little Noses

NoseFrida: A Quick, Easy & Painless Way to Clear Stuffy Little Noses

01/30/2012 by Maytal

by Guest Blogger Maytal Wichman

When you’re a parent, doing gross things that you’ve never imagined you’d be doing comes with the territory. As a mom of two, I’ve had spit-up all over my face and newly-washed hair; I’ve had to pick my kids’ boogers out of their noses; I even had to clean the cat’s poop out of my son’s mouth, only to discover live worms in the poop! (yes, I called both the pediatrician and the vet. They said not to worry).

Therefore, when I received the doctor-developed and doctor recommended NoseFrida, the Snotsucker Nasal Aspirator, I wasn’t afraid or intimidated one bit. My biggest concern was that it won’t work. My children, especially my daughter, tend to have stuffy noses in the winter and I found that sitting in the bathroom for fifteen minutes with the shower running hot water right before my daughter goes to bed helps her tremendously. But it’s so inefficient. And asking my kids to try to blow into the tissue usually gets everything sucked right back in.

I was so relieved to discover that the BPA-free, Phthalate-free NoseFrida not only gets everything out, but it’s also quick, easy and painless. The way you do it, I admit, is kind of weird, but also kind of fun. Even my daughter likes doing it: you put one end on the outside of the other person’s nostril and the other end has a mouthpiece – that’s for you. Now you suck away the snot and watch it fall into the little plastic tube (don’t worry, it won’t get all the way up to you). This morning my 2.5 year old son came running up to me with the NoseFrida and asked me to clean his nose!

Sure, it doesn’t look very sexy to pull snot out of your kids nose by using suction with your mouth, but it actually works! And it beats having to deal with a tired, cranky child sitting in a steamed bathroom at 9pm.

You can buy the NoseFrida The Snotsucker Nasal Aspirator
on Amazon for $15.

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Senior Reviewer Maytal Wichman has also written for The Huffington Post. She has been l been living in New York City for twelve years and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature as well as a Law Degree, but blogging is her true passion. Maytal is a stay-at-home mom to three kids (ages 6, 4 and a baby) and loves finding great products that make her family’s life easier.

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Filed Under: Kids, New Mom Essentials, Product Reviews, Reviews, Toddlers Tagged With: colds, congestion, kids, non-electric, non-medicinal, NoseFrida, pthlatate free, snotsucker

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  1. Serena @MamaGoesNatural says

    02/02/2012 at 2:31 AM

    Our doctor just recommended this for the baby. Great to read a review of what it is all about.

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