You can start teaching your child how to blow their nose around age 2. Help your child learn with fun nose blowing games like cotton ball races and underwater bubbles. Don't forget to teach them how ...

Is it a cold or COVID? (The question every mom has asked at least once this winter, le sigh.) But regardless of the answer, there’s still a problem all parents of little kids face: How do you teach ...

Blowing your nose does seem simple, but sometimes it’s not. (After all, bright red, raw nostrils during the winter months is no fun!) But by breaking down tissue training into steps — and teaching ...

Don’t wait until he gets a cold to help him master the skill of blowing his nose. A kid as young as 2 can learn how. Your child is probably already pretty good at blowing air out of his mouth (thanks, ...

Whether you're prone to colds in the winter or allergies in the spring, runny noses are an unavoidable part of life. The easiest way to deal with snot seems pretty straightforward: Just hold a tissue ...

Cold and flu season is officially here, but according to a new survey, over half of us aren’t actually using tissues to blow our noses. In fact, 56 percent of people find other places to wipe their ...

Otorhinolaryngologists—or ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialists—want you to reconsider how to blow your nose to prevent inflammation and infection. You may think you learned how to blow your nose ...