I'm not sold that saline drops really work. It seems to frustrate my baby more than help clear her congestion. And, trying to squirt them up her nose just gets saline all over the place. Perhaps my child fights back more than the average kid, but I don't think so. I get the feeling that saline sprays are helpful in making Mom feel like she's doing something proactive to assist her miserable little baby. However, I am going to give his kit 3 stars. Despite my sceptism on the saline spray, I love the nasal aspirator that comes with the kit. It's curved in shape, so you don't have to awkwardly hold the bulb under the kids chin while trying to gently put the tip in their nose (all while they are squirming like an angry trout). The curve in the tube lets you approach straight on and helps get the job done quickly. I also think it helps prevent you from sticking anything too far up the baby's nose, as it's easier to use.

MyPretty96

Mc Lean, VA

This Little Noses Stuffy Nose kit was our first, panicked purchase when our first son was only a few days old. He had extra-small nasal passage and any congestion, even healthy newborn congestion, caused breathing & eating problems. My husband found this at the store and we have been using it for 2 and a half years, and love it! We bought a new one for our second son before he was born, and were again glad we did. The aspirator is much smaller than the hospital ones, so it will actually fit in your baby's nose. It's well worth the extra investment. Drop a few drops of the saline in one nostril, use the aspirator, and be amazed at how well it cleans the nose out! When the saline solution runs out (it is a small bottle), you can buy the generic saline drops from the drugstore for much less - but keep the aspirator! When the aspirator gets too gunky, you can pop the tip off the bulb and soak it in water or a very weak bleach solution to clean & disinfect it. Use a toothpick to help dislodge any gunk, be sure to rinse it well and let it dry completely, then wiggle the aspirator tip back onto the bulb and it's as good as new!

hrleonard

Marietta, GA

     I have a son that is two and  a half and when I saw this product I knew it was for him. He very rarely gets sick, but when he does, I like to let his body fight off the cold/sickness by itself if it can. I am not the type to go to the doctors office once a month, or once a year for that matter..LOL, but seriously! I always try to gargle salt water when I feel I am getting a cold, and It almost always makes it clear up in a day or so. Rather than giving an antibiotic to my little man, I love the idea of homeopathic medicines that work just as good, or better than the drugs. I would recomend giving this to your child at the first sign of cold or stuffy nose, as it will work the best if the cold hasnt gotten really bad. This should cure the problem in a matter of days and your little man or lady will be back to their normal little self. If your wondering about this product i give it two thumbs up!

Mommybell08

Wyandotte, MI

Babies get stuffy noses it happens and a baby can't enjoy his or her feedings if their little nose happens to be stuffy or clogged. This is when the Little Noses Stuffy Nose kit will come in handy. This kit comes with saline nasal drops and and nasal aspirator that is small enough for a little nose with a gentle tip that suctions their boogers out. While holding down a squirmy wormy long enough  to apply the drops, this one was fairly easy enough to use. You squirt a few drops into each nostril and once the mucous/boogers make their way down, you suction it out with the provided nasal aspirator. They also sell the nasal drops seperately, however they recommended that each child/baby should have their own aspirator and this kit is affordable enough to get even if you have multiple children. The drops are gentle to my baby's nose and the aspirator tip is soft and flexible enough for his little nose as well. This is yet another item to stock in your medicine cabinet if you have an infant/toddler.

Starlovingshorty

Fall River, MA