oogiebear Baby Nose Cleaner & Ear Wax Removal Tool - Safe Booger & Earwax Removal for Newborns, Infants, Toddlers - Dual-Ended - Essential Baby Stuff

Help me get all those hard, soft liquidy boogers. It gets it all it’s awesome. The other one gets all your ways. It’s very gentle and both places it’s awesome super easy to clean comes with the case one more can you ask for it is a lifesaver easy tools best thing safe for your baby. Love it.

I like this product for my diaper bag. It is small and compact. The case is so clever with the two slots showing clean and dirty. Gets the job done without being able to go too deep into the nose or ear.

Awesome booger picker helper lol my son loves it too because it doesn’t scare him like the over evasive nose suckers they have out today.

I can’t recommend this enough! It’s such a simple yet genius tool that every parent should have in their baby care arsenal. The dual-ended design is perfect. It’s gentle on my baby’s sensitive skin, and the fact that it has a guard ensures I never have to worry about going too far.Cleanup is quick and easy, and I love that it’s reusable and safe compared to other methods. It’s been such a lifesaver, especially during sick season!

I bought this for my grandson as he doesn’t particularly care for having his nose cleaned so now this product has made my daughters life a lot easier it’s quick and simple to use and works effectively.

I read that babies are obligate nose breathers up to age 6 months and they don’t really know how to easily switch to mouth breathing. That’s why they cry when they are congested; it’s the only way they know how to breathe through their mouth exclusively. So since I brought my baby home from the hospital I’ve been vigilant about keeping her nose clear.I registered for the NoseFrida so that was the first thing I tried, when she was a few days old. Granted I didn’t use saline drops with it but I really didn’t like it. It was flimsy and awkward and I couldn’t get it to work at all. Plus you have to keep buying filters. No thanks.I switched to the hospital bulb but it grossed me out because I couldn’t clean it thoroughly.I searched on Amazon until I found a product by Innovo that is a bulb syringe but unlike the hospital version it is transparent plus it easily comes apart in the middle for easy cleaning. (You have to squeeze the bottom not the sides or it comes apart.) With saline drops this works great but sometimes the stubborn boogers are still hard to get all the way out. That is where this little tool comes in. It seems so simple but it’s shaped like nothing else. It really is the perfect tool for what it’s supposed to do. However I don’t really ever use the loop end. I always use the scoop.I will say there are two cons. One minor one is that my daughter at 11 weeks old doesn’t mind the bulb syringe if she’s in a good mood. Sometimes she even finds it funny and grins. But she always hates this stick and squirms away from it.A bigger problem is this stick doesn’t work without suctioning the boogers to the front of the nostril first. So while I find it useful, it’s not useful by itself. When I clean out her nose — which is every other day or so — I usually need 3 products: saline drops, the Innovo transparent bulb syringe, and this stick. Sometimes i don’t need the stick but i always need the other two. It may seem like a lot but it usually takes less than a minute, and I feel good knowing my baby has a totally clear airway and can breathe comfortably.

It’s a great tool, safe for babies, and it works!!

LOVE THESE! It gets all the dry boogers out my baby’s nose SO EASILY. You can use it for wet snot too but I feel like the bulb one you get from the hospital works better for wet snot and these help better with dry boogers. It is a bit hard to clean the small spaces in it, but it is so good at getting the boogers out it’s worth it.