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Lighten up with these illuminating clippers, which make the job of cutting your baby’s nails child’s play. The battery can’t be changed, so you’ll have to replace the clippers when the light stops working. Parents say The magnifier helps to reduce eye strain and while it may take some getting used to – with many reviewers of the opinion that it’s more of a hindrance than a help – it can always be folded away when not required. Push down on the fingertip skin: This will help you get the clipper or scissors around the entire nail, making it much less likely you’ll cut your baby’s finger or toe. This noiseless nail-kit-in-one features a fine nail file underneath and the snail’s tail acts as an under-nail cleaner. The mollusc design of NailSnail’s Baby Nail Trimmer also belies the speed with which you can cut your baby’s nails when using it. With an easy-grip, snail-shaped handle, it trims by gliding along the fingernail with its V-shaped blade, unlike conventional nail clippers.

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Nail scissors: Also similar to adult versions, but much smaller to better suit the size of baby’s fingers. Since doctors recommend using an emery board in the first few weeks of your baby’s life, parents will find this comprehensive set particularly useful. You’ll get both a contoured nail file that’s easy to navigate around your baby’s flimsy nails, plus clippers to graduate to later. The clippers are great for nervous new parents, since they feature a safety “spy hole” that helps you see exactly what you're clipping, making it much less likely you’ll accidentally snip your baby’s skin. Heads up Louise Cole is a writer and editor with more than a decade’s print journalism experience, having worked for several daily newspapers and as editor of a glossy lifestyle magazine.Personalized Hair Salon Metal Wall Art With Lights, Custom comb and scissors Sign, Hairdresser Shop Decor Job Gifts Hair Salon Owner Gift Having to cut your baby’s nails can seem like a daunting task. If your baby struggles and you’re unsure of yourself, you may be afraid of accidentally hurting them. However, cutting a baby’s nails is very important to avoid scratching, infections, and possible ingrown nails. I use Tommee Tippee nail clippers when baby is asleep or chilled out.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user ChocolateAddictionIsReal) Our verdict I found Boots’ own-brand clippers to be the only ones that worked. I was really scared at first, but you soon get used to it.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user Chloek93) Our verdict

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Personalized Magnetic box Scissors Mother's Day Gift European Style Embroidery scissors Custom European Stork Style Scissor with Engraving Newborns’ teeny fingers and toes need an equally weeny pair of nail clippers. This pint-sized set from Boots also comes with small scissors and a useful little nail file, meaning that parents can clip, snip and smooth their baby’s nails, ensuring that they’re free from any sharp points or roughness after cutting (as well as scratches to themselves or you). While the straight-edged scissors may disappoint on the quality front, this set remains a recommended buy because of the superb baby nail clippers alone. Use the emery boards to smooth gently over your baby's nails, removing any sharp points or roughness after clipping or snipping.NailSnail is brilliant. It's impossible to cut babies’ skin and it’s made nail-cutting so easy.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user Pinktruffle) Our verdict Some parents will find it easier to cut a baby’s nails with the help of their partner or another adult. One person can hold the baby and keep them from squirming while the other focuses on cutting the nails. The First Years do a great baby nail clipper that’s very comfortable to use and has a magnifying glass on it.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user JoyS) Small Personalized Bandage Scissors With Multi Titanium Polish Ideal For Nurses, Nursing Students, Vet Tech Gift Ideas & Nurse Appreciation Your infant’s nails may seem soft and pliable, but that doesn’t mean they can’t hurt themselves with them. An additional concern is that your baby might accidentally scratch you with their nails. Protect both yourself and your baby by learning when and how often to trim their nails.