Warm showers, nasal spray, dymadon, cuddles, lots of sleep and keeping warm.

Offer plenty of fluids. Liquids are important to avoid dehydration. …
Suction your baby’s nose. Keep your baby’s nasal passages clear with a rubber-bulb syringe. …
Try nasal saline drops. …
Moisten the air…
Raise the head of the bed to improve breathing…

Lots of hugs and love and a little aspirator to clear his nose is great to help him breath, I have also used Little Fess nose drops to help and it works great

Remedies only if he really needs it esp for fever, keep the nose clear with an asporator, baby rub

Yeah love and hugs are the best for when they are sick

Like the blueberries and kiwifruit too 🙂

Lots of fluids, rest, blueberries and kiwi fruit.

It depends on what sort of cold. If they have a high temperature please do not use vicks as it traps in the heat of the body and can cause them to overheat and start seizing. If it is a normal cold with no fevers then vicks with socks on their feet helps stop the nigh time coughing. If its a wet chesty cough then invest in a hamilayan salt lamp (can get a cheap one from health food stores for around $30) it helps take the moisture out of the room. If its a dry cough then you can get a humidifier. Be careful of burns and be sure to turn it off before bed.

let them rest on the couch with the tv or a tablet. lots and lots of fluids because they don’t really want to eat. keep an eye on temps. nice, warm foods, blankies

Vicks rubbed on the chest and back (even the feet sometimes) works a real treat, no going outdoors, plenty of rest with fluids and keep up the panodol or nurofen if there is a fever.

Baby/ childrens vicks vapo rub on the chest and back, a humidifier in their room durring the night, panadol if really miserable and lots of hugs, patience and tissues.

Hydration is key. Cuddles are also important!

We use Vicks on some if the feet, keep them hydrated, make soup and lots and lots of hugs and kisses.

If there is a runny nose/ blocked nose i found getting them to sit in the bathroom with no fan on while i had my shower helped for a little while, it kind of helped clear out the blockage. panadol helps along wih lots of extra drinks as they seem to wants less tto drink but more often. When i comes to eating i think just give them their fav food and if they eata heaps of it, it means they are getting better

Rest is best. If temps are high then some Panadol or neurofen can help. Easy to eat healthy foods (so as not to hurt a sore throat) work well. Mine also likes cuddles.

I remembered a time when my daughter was not even a year old and she couldn’t breath properly due to a cold. Due to strict advice and following directions , I bought Dimetapp and next minute she was cured . I think it has antihisteme to relieve cold symptoms, but check with the pharmacist to make sure its ok with your child .

All of the things you listed in your question! Plenty of rest too.

Children tend not to want to do much when they’re unwell so I find cuddling up on the couch and watching movies or reading books is usually restfull for the little ones.