Press your finger gently but firmly against that spot. You aren’t poking the eyeball; you are pressing the tissue against the bone.
Keep massaging, keep wiping, and take a picture of the gummy eye for the baby book. In a few weeks or months, when the tears flow where they should, you’ll be grateful you took the time to clear the way. Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician before starting any home treatment for your infant. massaging blocked tear duct
Place the pad of your index finger (or your pinky for better control) at the inner corner of your baby’s eye, right beside the bridge of the nose. You should feel a slight bony ridge—the sac sits just below that. Press your finger gently but firmly against that spot