Automatic & Baby-friendly: Its always heartbreaking while seeing little baby suffer from congestion, cant breathe and cant sleep. Have you ever made your baby hysterical? Help your kid with this baby-friendly electric nasal aspirator to prevent tears Its soft and convenient. We can also light it up and use it to play music, keeping your baby relaxed.As long-distance transport may cause the battery to run out automatically, please charge it if it doesnt respond when you first turn it on.: Gentle & Effective: We know you may feel puzzled that weather this automatic baby nose cleaner really works? Will it hurt my babys nose like the others? Take it easy. All the silicone tips are specially designed, soft and skin-friendly. 65Kpa safe suction combines with 3 gears of suction flow, cleaning the stuffy nose effectively and gently, no redness and swelling caused. Tips: The first gear of suction flow is low. You can press the Switch again to improve the suction.: : Safe & Hygienic: An orall aspirator may make you sick as you inhale all of your babys germs. However, our electric nose suction for baby solves the problem. It has 5-layer protection and stop booger from back-flowing. The snot can neither be sucked back, nor can the bacteria travel anywhere. Made of food grade silicone, latex free, its safe, soft and it hardly hurts your baby. Convenient & Portable Unlike traditional nose(baby)sucker, the latest magnetic charging port is IPX7 waterproof, which can be washed by water. Allows to plug and remove casually, quite convenient. Measuring 4.7 x 2.0 x 2.4inch and weighing only 0.3lb, its compact, like a feeding bottle. And comes with a storage box to keep it clean. Very handy to keep your babys nose clean and clear no matter where you are. Easy to Clean: Easy-to-remove booger (baby)catcher is easy to clean and disinfect the product. You can remove the suction tip and catcher simply, then clean and disinfect it with hot water. Your baby will have no chance to stay with germs. Its one of few MUST HAVESthat can be added to your list of things that first-time parents should do