Consider afrin spray or atomized lidocaine with epinephrine prior to removal efforts.
Keep patient upright to avoid<unk> <unk>  going back into airway
Can sit on parent's lap with parent hugging / restraining arms
Can use a c-collar to prevent side to side motion
Options:
"Parent's Kiss" - like performing mouth to mouth. Have parent close contralateral nare, form tight seal over child's mouth. Perform short, sharp blow of air into patient's mouth to expel<unk> <unk>  (best for<unk>  bodies occluding the whole nostril)
BVM technique - similar to "Parent's Kiss" technique - close opposite nare, use BVM with tight fit over mouth only, squeeze bag to provide short, sharp blow of air
Alligator forceps or Bayonet forceps
Curette (lighted may be helpful)
Dermabond on end of long q-tip (Can use a disposable speculum to shield the nares so you do not accidentally glue the q-tip to the skin)
Balloon catheter (e.g. foley catheter or fogarty catheter or commercial Katz extractor) - snake catheter into nare past the<unk> <unk>  → gently inflate balloon → gently pull catheter out of nare
Suction (can make own with small caliber ETT cut short or 14 Fr suction catheter cut short)
Can sit on parent's lap with parent hugging / restraining arms
Can use a c-collar to prevent side to side motion
Nasal foreign body
Upper respiratory infection, influenza
Nasal polyp
Sinusitis
Ear foreign body
Juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma
Nasal septal hematoma
Nasal fracture