One of the things I hate most about cold season is the nasty yucky stuffed up or runny nose that my kids seem to always get. Charlotte is still a baby and so we still use the blue bulb syringe that we received from the hospital. I have always hated that blue bulb syringe because of the difficulty of using it! You have to squeeze together then insert into the nose and then let it out all while trying to wrangle your baby or keep them from screaming! I never knew of anything else I could use until now! I now know of an awesome alternative to bulb nasal aspirator because let’s face it who likes to stick that blue bulb syringe into their child’s nose?
Baby Comfy Nose Nasal Aspirator is the best thing for babies that I have seen in a long time. It’s perfect for cleaning out their noses and it actually gets everything!
“They send us home from the hospital with the blue bulb syringe, so we tend 
to trust it by default. But bulbs, like everything else in the hospital are meant to be DISPOSABLE. They are impossible to clean out thoroughly, which makes them a source of virus-laden mucus that you are putting back into your child’s nose, or worse a sibling’s nose.
And let’s face it, bulbs don’t work very well. It has been demonstrated by laboratory testing done by nasal drug delivery experts that healthy human lungs can generate 10 times as much suction power (depending on the user) as commercially available bulb or battery-powered nasal aspirators. Because bulbs have such a small volume, they don’t generate significant suction. So you have to 1) squeeze the bulb 2) insert into the child’s nose 3) release the bulb 4) remove the bulb 5) repeat 15 or 20 times. Does your child sit still for this? Absolutely not.
Battery-powered devices simply cannot generate sufficient suction required to remove the mucus residing deeper in the sinus cavities. The high cost of the unit and the batteries aside, if it worked, we’d pay twice as much for it. But it doesn’t, so we won’t. Human lungs can generate 10 times the suction power (depending on the user) of battery aspirators.
And beware the ones that play music with the claim that the child will be distracted and soothed. These units create more negative association in the child than suction.
Nosefrida employs the same principle as the BabyComfyNose of using your own suction. And it works really well. What? We’re complimenting the competition? Yes, because the human-suction method is by far the most effective way to remove nasal mucus in small children (with the exception of hospital suction). But here’s the catch: with the Nosefrida, you are committing to buying their foam rubber filters for the lifetime of the unit.
The BabyComfyNose frees you from that – and it’s FREE. Household facial tissue inserted into the body of the BabyComfyNose is actually a more absorbent and effective filter than foam rubber. Tissue pores are much smaller than those of foam rubber, and tissue is an inherently absorbent material, whereas plastic foam rubber is not. The result is that tissue is just a better filter.
But wait, there’s more! The mesh storage pouch keeps the pieces together in the dishwasher, hang the pouch to dry and then it’s ready for the diaper bag.
And still more – the nasal tip and mouth piece are both soft silicon-type rubber. The soft nasal tip fits better and more gently in the baby’s nose and the soft mouth piece is just more comfortable for the parent.
Did we mention that the BabyComfyNose is available in three colors? Each child should have his or her own aspirator. Ideal for siblings and multiples.”
Things that are Bragworthy:
- Dishwasher Safe
- Keep pieces together in mesh storage bag
- Comes in 3 colors Blue, Magenta and Crystal
- Beats sticking the Blue bulb syringe in and not getting everything!
- Perfect for Travel and the Diaper Bag
Please visit www.babycomfynose.com to find out where you can purchase yours!
The Baby Comfy Nose Nasal Aspirator gets Bragging Rights! 
