Whoever coin the phrase, “sleeping like a baby” probably never had a new born sleeping in the same room as them, because the babies are noisy sleepers. They snore, they gurgle, they cry, they wiggle. They make all sorts of squeaks all throughout the night and it’s perfectly normal. So I usually tell parents if the noise is not interfering with your babies breathing and it’s not interfering with your babies sleeping. Simply leave them alone. Let them sleep through it. Doesn’t mean you have to jump in and wakes them up and comfort them. Now if your child looks like the noise breathing is related to, let’s say respiratory distress, true trouble breathing like the skin is sucking above and below their ribs, or they are working really hard to breath, then that could be a sign of something that does need to be seen by your doctor. So if you have any questions or concerns, you can always video tape your babies noisy breathing and show it to your pediatrician, because rarely we may need to intervene. But most likely it’s just a little bit of snot stuck in the nose and some nasal sailings and gentle suctioning can remove the mucous and help you and your baby, sleep more comfortably and more quietly.