Reddit reviews Safety 1st Sleepy Baby Nail Clipper (Colors May Vary)
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Curved cutting edgesBuilt in light at tip of nail clippersLong lasting batteryLarge ergonomic soft touch handleIncludes emery board slot and emery board
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Try cutting them when dude is fresh out of the bath. Nail is softer and easier to clip through. Also, try these: http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-Sleepy-Baby-Clipper/dp/B001579YRM
They are lighted, and if you still don't feel comfortable with them, use the little emory board that comes with it instead. :)
:( That does sound hectic. My registry is kinda all over the place because I've already bought a ton of stuff, but just some suggestions of some things (FTM so no idea really if these are good or not, some were recommendations from friends, some were recommendations from various online resources).
Lucie's List is probably the best resource I found online.
Baby fingernail clippers. Preferably with the light. https://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-Sleepy-Baby-Clipper/dp/B001579YRM
I've been clipping Savannah's nails since day one with this and have never had any issues. I've never cut her skin and she loves when I cut her finger and toe nails because after that one of her big sisters paints her nails for her. She sits very still for her nails to be cut and painted. 💖
*Someone else mentioned the ducky thermometer--that has been awesome! Also, hooded towels make things easier. This has also made bath time easier!
I did that once too, and I think I cried more than she did!!
I got this clipper since and the light REALLY helps!
So i can't remember what age i switched to my current method but i think it was around 2. Before that i cut his nails by putting a video on youtube with music and he would be distracted with that as we sing i would clip away. Then i switched to have 4 m&m type candy and he gets one per hand & feet, i may have done a few more for feet when we started to keep him happy. Now he knows he gets the 4 m&m type candy when we are done, i cut all then give them to him after (he is 2.5 yrs). my husband and I both let him watch us cut our nails too and i close the clipper and have him pretend he is cutting our nails.
I have used this nail clipper since he was born, clipped him once when i tried to switch nail clippers so went back to my trusty friend.
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For teeth when he use to resist i would lay him on my bed and tell him i am tickling his teeth, would tickle his belly and when he laughed i would go in with the toothbrush and say tickle tickle tickle, he started to love brushing time and would laugh as soon as he saw the tooth brush. We then moved to getting him on a step stool in bathroom so he can reach the sink etc and feel big and switched to having 2 toothbrushes and he gets to pick the color he wants and i get the other and we take turns brushing, then we just took turns with the 1 toothbrush, whichever color he picks (makes him feel like he had a choice in brushing). I now got him a battery toothbrush (yes i know too early but i hold it all the time and it is to get him use to the sound so he does not flip at dentist) and that is super fun for him, he lets me brush away with that as long as he gets to turn it on and off.
I highly recommend the multiple toothbrushes thou to give kiddo a choice of which toothbrush vs brush or no brush. Also let him watch you brush, make exaggerated eeeees and ahhhhhs maybe let SO brush yours or other way so kid sees, have kid hold your brush and brush your teeth while u do the eees and ahhhs.
They have a little flashlight built in. We bed shared for his first 18 months so I would clip them while he slept. Now it's a bit more challenging but he likes the light enough that he tolerates it.
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Yay for your results! My son was born at 34 weeks, 4.5 pounds. It seems super small for people who aren't used to preemies, but as a NICU nurse, I can tell you those little ones are very feisty. Try not to worry too much about your cousin's baby :D
I'm not sure there's really any "cool" baby stuff, but here are some of my favorite random items:
I also think everyone should have some sort of baby carrying device. If you get something with buckles (like an Ergo), make sure the seat of the carrier is wide enough to support your baby from knee to knee. Think an Ergo, not a Baby Bjorn.
Hmm, that's all for now. I'll try to think of something cool ;)
You can have this :
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