In winter, we often see babies with a snot hanging on their nose, and parents always have to carry tissues with them to help wipe it off. But some babies may also have a runny nose in their daily lives, such as when they catch a cold or catch a cold. What if the baby always has a clear runny nose?
Baby's runny nose can be observed at different time points. If a baby has a runny nose after waking up every morning, but after the mother finishes breakfast or takes the baby out for activities, the baby will no longer have a runny nose. This may be caused by the baby catching a cold while sleeping at night.
If the baby has a runny nose or sneezes all day long, it may also be due to the baby's body being cold and weak. In this case, besides taking care of the baby and not catching a cold, mothers should also pay attention to the baby's diet. It is best to give the baby some warm foods, not cold foods, and can also give the baby bubble feet, etc.
If the baby's runny nose is more common in the afternoon or evening, it may also be due to the baby wearing less clothes during the day or having a cold diet causing body coldness. Mom needs to promptly identify the cause and dispel the coldness.
If the baby has a runny nose after catching a cold and the parents do not timely dispel the cold and give the baby some hot foods, it is very likely to cause the baby to have a thick runny nose.
