The Doctor Is In

Ear Infection Home Remedies

If you have a little one, you have most likely encountered an ear infection and the discomfort it causes. In this article, learn about effective ho...

5 Tips to Prevent the RSV From Entering Your Home

If you have little ones, you’ve most likely heard or experienced the dreaded respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. Learn 5 tips to minimize the spre...

How to Recycle Your NozeBot

Recycling and being kind to the Earth is very important to us, sustainability for the win! If for any reason you need to dispose of your NozeBot, w...

How To Introduce The NozeBot To Your Preschooler

If you have been following along, we have been going on a little adventure through our “How to Introduce The NozeBot” series. We started with baby,...

How To Introduce The NozeBot To Your Toddler

So…you just received your brand new NozeBot in the mail…now what? Today we’re sharing everything you need to know about making that first use an ea...

5 Things to Know During a NICU Stay

As a parent of a NICU baby and Pediatric ENT Surgeon who treats NICU babies regularly, Dr. Steve Goudy breaks down 5 of the most important things e...

How to Use Your FSA or HSA to Buy a NozeBot

Did you know that you can use your FSA (Flexible Spending Account) or HSA (Health Savings Account) to purchase a NozeBot? Most people don’t know th...

How to Introduce the NozeBot to Your Baby

If you have a baby at home, you’re probably wondering about introducing your new device to your little one, so we want to walk you through our best...

Why Most Babies Can’t Breathe Through Their Mouth

When your baby is born they haven't had any practice breathing yet. As soon as they come out of your womb we suction their nose and then suction th...

Importance of Back-to-School Hearing Screening for Kids

It is important to provide regular hearing screenings for kids to identify hearing loss in children to optimize speech development, learning to rea...

Postpartum Story #4: The Stress and Struggle of Going From One to Two Kids

From the outside looking in, I’m one of “those moms” that looks like she has it all together.

5 Things Parents Need to Know About Ear Tubes

One of the worst things you can experience as a parent is seeing your child in any pain. If your child has multiple ear infections in a short perio...

Postpartum Series 3: The First Five Days of Motherhood

Did you know that more babies are born in August than any other month of the year? It's true! Pairing the sunny month of August with World Breastf...

Signs of Respiratory Distress in Children

One of the scariest moments for a parent can be watching your child struggle to breathe. While children are incredibly resilient, they can decompen...

Postpartum Story 2: Anxiety, Self Love, and Giving Yourself Grace

Did you know that more babies are born in August than any other month of the year? It's true! Pairing the sunny month of August with World Breastf...

Common Mistakes Parents Make When Using a Nasal Aspirator

Guest post by Holly Sanford, RN Respiratory season is quickly approaching with the return of school and cooler weather. The season is character...

Postpartum Stories: Andrea Shares Her IVF and Infertility Journey to Motherhood

Did you know that more babies are born in August than any other month of the year? It's true! Pairing the sunny month of August with World Breastfe...

What You Need to Know About RSV

It's important to know that not all colds are the same. While RSV, which stands for respiratory syncytial virus, starts with cold-like symptoms suc...

How to Prepare for Back-to-School Bugs

While catching a back to school bug may seem unavoidable, incorporating basic infection prevention measures can reduce the frequency and severity o...

5 Mistake Parents Make, According to a Pediatric ENT

So that you can keep your little ones safe and out of the doctor’s office, Dr. Goudy recently shared the five things he has noted most that are mis...

What is Laryngomalacia?

Laryngomalacia is a common congenital condition (present at birth) where floppy tissue above the voice box falls into the airway as the child breat...

What is Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate?

Guest post by Holly Sanford, RN Many parents find themselves wondering, "what is cleft lip and cleft palate" especially during pregnancy. An inter...

5 Summer Safety Tips for Little Ones

During the summer months, pediatric emergency rooms typically see an uptick in preventable injuries. These five summer safety tips will help minimi...

What Parents Need to Know About Breath-Holding Spells

Guest post by Holly Sanford, RN, BSN, CPEN Thanks for joining us for our newborn baby breathing series! If you missed it, last month we covered e...

How to Prepare For an Early RSV Season

According to recent reports, RSV is present outside of its normal season here in the US. So today, we're sharing everything you need to know about ...

Why RSV is on the Rise Among Children … and When Parents Need to Act

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other seasonal viruses returned in full force this spring, and they show no sign of letting up as we head int...

Can I use a nasal aspirator in the ear?

Many parents find themselves asking, "can I use a nasal aspirator in the ear?" If you are asking this question, you are not alone! Many parents fin...

Month Two: The Importance of Newborn Baby Tummy Time on Your Infant's Breathing

The importance of newborn baby tummy time is well documented and therefore essential for parents to incorporate into routine care. We will cover th...

What Is Tongue Tie and What to Do About It?

Tongue tie, a congenital condition known as ankyloglossia, is identified when the tongue is tethered to the floor of the mouth. Oftentimes, the mob...

Month One: What You Need to Know About Newborn Breathing

Guest post by Holly Sanford, RN Welcoming a newborn baby into the world is an exciting time for parents. The growing anticipation is finally met...

Do You Know the Differences in Children’s Allergy Medications?

Do you know the differences in children's allergy medications? Today, Holly Sanford, RN, breaks it down for us on the blog. Knowing the information...

Three Tips for Allergy Relief

Not only can allergies cause your child serious discomfort in the moment, allergic symptoms like a runny nose, congestion, itching, rash, and cough...

Helping Jed Breathe Easy

My son, Jed, is the light of my life. He also happens to have Down syndrome. Along with this diagnosis, there are often unexpected twists and turns...

3 Ways to Increase Fluid Intake When Your Little One is Sick with a Cold

One of the most stressful experiences during your little one's illness is watching their fluid intake decrease. Here are some simple tips to increa...

What is Down Syndrome? And How Can The NozeBot Help?

Trisomy Awareness Month is observed in March. Trisomy is a congenital disorder that occurs when there are three copies of a chromosome instead of t...

6 Tips For Safe Sleep For Baby

Did you know today is Baby Sleep Day? If you have a baby who isn’t sleeping (ergo, neither are you), then you’re probably losing track of the days ...

What are Nasal Aspirators? And How Can They Help my Baby?

Babies can’t breathe through their mouth for the first year of life! Fortunately, you can provide relief with a nasal aspirator—a device that uses ...

Cold Relief Tips from Dr. Noze Best

Winter is here—and that means sniffles, runny noses, congestion, and parents everywhere looking for cold relief for their little ones. Here are Dr....

3 Key Tips For When Baby Won't Take a Bottle or Nurse

Learn why and what to do when your baby is struggling to take a bottle or nurse.

Ear Infections – What Parents Need to Know

Learn more about ear infections—the signs, causes, treatments, and when you should be concerned.

Treatment For Croup: What Parents Need to Know

Croup refers to an infection of the upper airway that obstructs breathing and causes a characteristic barking cough. The sounds of croup can range ...

What You Need to Know About Heading Home with Your Newborn: An Interview with Dr. Jennifer Shu

When is my baby’s fever too high? Is a humidifier a good idea? Do antibiotics cure colds? Is Tylenol safe? What if my baby is sick and won’t eat?...

Allergies or a Cold? How to Tell The Difference

When your toddler is sniffling, sneezing, and coughing, it can be miserable for both them and you. So that everyone can feel better and get back to...

Can a Child Life Specialist help your family?

In healthcare settings, Certified Child Life Specialists utilize developmentally and psychologically appropriate tools such as therapeutic play, co...

Boogers and beyond. Dr. Noze Best prepares parents for the dirty work of parenthood. Follow along for all the tips and tricks.