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  • db is 6.5 weeks and sometimes sound like his nose is clogged when we put him down to sleep but i don't see any snots, oh and he seems to breath hard. when i do luck out and get any snots out, they're huge! like adult-size snots! a couple of minutes into it, i guess he completely falls asleep and he sounds fine or sometimes has a light snore. normal?

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    05.17.08, 10:26 PM [ Flag ]

    • ^^^ i didn't explain that correctly. i dont try to get any snots out when he's trying to sleep but at some point, if i do see any and do succeed in getting any out, they're huge. i need sleep...

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      05.17.08, 10:28 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]

    • yes, normal. i mean, depending on how hard the breathing is. the snots being huge at that point and hard to get out is normal. the breaething i think is somewhat new-mother worry and somewhat an infant thing, but if you have any gut feeling worry, call your ped on mon a.m.

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      05.17.08, 10:31 PM [ Flag | link to this post ]
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