In 2012, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning about poisoning with OTC nasal drops (over-the-counter drugs) that often occurs in young children, especially children under 3 years old. age, even 2 months old babies are also poisoned and often cause serious harm. Due to the serious nature of the possible side effects if young children are exposed to these products, parents and caregivers need to be aware of these risks.

Colds are viral illnesses that are common in young children. Children with colds need to be treated with simple methods such as adequate rest and drinking plenty of fluids. In addition, some medications can be used to treat symptoms appropriate to the child's age according to the doctor's advice.

Many parents often use cotton swabs to clean their newborn's nose when they see mucus in their baby's nose, because they are worried that it will affect the baby's breathing. However, care must be taken when cleaning a newborn's nose to avoid damaging the baby's nasal mucosa. In addition, parents should also pay attention to how to clean a newborn's nose properly.