Nasal glioma is a rare congenital benign midline tumor consisting of heterotropic glial tissue. Similarly, to the other intranasal tumors it causes symptoms like nasal obstruction, rhinorrhea, and bleeding. The only treatment option is surgical excision. Since the tumor recurrence is a very common condition the surgery should be performed very carefully. In addition, in cases with intracranial extension fatal postoperative meningitis may occur. In this report, we aimed to present clinical and therapeutic features of the two cases of nasal glioma patient which were both treated by transnasal surgery at the age of nine months and thirteen months old.