Tommee Tippee Electric Baby Nail File Trimmer, Battery-Powered Infant Nail Clipper with LED Light and Six Filing Heads for Baby and Adult Use

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Your little one’s nails may be small, but they sure are scratchy! Our handheld electric baby nail trimmer makes sure that their toe and fingernails are clipped safely so that they can’t hurt themselves. Tommee Tippee Electric Baby Nail File Trimmer, Battery-Powered Infant Nail Clipper with LED Light and Six Filing Heads for Baby and Adult Use

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.I bought Stylfile’s Nipper Clipper and still use it now with my son (he’s six). I like the viewing window at the end so you can see exactly what you're doing. They’re great!” (Recommended by Mumsnet user sanityisamyth) Your nail file comes with 3 special care filing heads for the different stages of baby and toddler nail growth. Plus, it also has both left and right rotation, so you can select your preference:

We have these and have used them since my daughter was a little baby. I can't recommend them enough. She’s three now and I can whip through her nails in seconds. They are just ace.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user ReginaFilange001) Finally, if you’re truly struggling to cut your baby’s nails, do just one or two on each attempt until all of them are clipped. Rotating a full 360°, both the filing speed and direction can be adjusted with ease so that you’re totally in control. With a friendly face and keeping all nail-related items in one place, this cute four-in-one set comes with everything required for a mini mani or petite pedi. Clippers, scissors, nail file and tweezers – all of which are well-made – are included and can be hidden away inside the super-sweet polar bear case that commands pride of place in any nursery or bathroom (and speaking of bath time, don't miss our in-depth guide to the best baby shampoo too). This kit also makes the ideal gift for expectant parents, with its gender-neutral design and colours.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 Our baby nail clippers are safe and easy to use. The moulded handle helps prevent slipping while the gentle, rounded edge clippers are designed specifically for tiny fingernails and toenails. Travel case: The convenient and protective travel case is perfect for storing your nail trimmer when not in use or for when travelling away from home

Travel case: The convenient and protective travel case is perfect for storing your nail trimmer when not in use or for when travelling away from home. For best results keep the filing head moving lightly and evenly across the nail until the desired length is achieved. We first spent several hours scouring the Mumsnet forums to discover which baby nail clippers performed well, instilled cutting confidence and were rated most highly among honest Mumsnetters.

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The majority of products featured in our roundup made the cut following recommendations from real parents, who’ve tried and tested various types and brands of baby nail clippers. 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. You should start brushing your little one’s teeth as soon as they start to show which can be as young as 6 months old. Our toothbrush features soft bristles which are perfect for baby’s sensitive teeth and gums. 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

1. Best overall baby nail clippers: The First Years Deluxe Nail Clipper with Magnifier

The best time to get to grips with your little one’s nails is when they’re napping, often achieved after they've worn themselves out during playtime – we've found some of the best sensory toys for babies can help with this! However, that can often mean there’s limited lighting, which is where these smart clippers come into their own. A light comes on when the clippers’ arm is lifted, giving parents an excellent view of tiny hands while simultaneously easing any nerves Firmly holding your baby’s hand or foot, press the finger or toe pad away from the nail to prevent cuts to their delicate skin. Nail clippers should be sharp enough to cut through the nail first time. Trim a limited amount with each cut, keeping nails fairly straight – to avoid ingrowing nails and infections – and not too short. Once nails are a suitable length, use a fine emery board to smooth any rough edges. Not only does it have three special and super gentle files for your baby’s tiny nails (ultra-fine, fine, and medium), but it also comes with three extra multipurpose ones that are designed to care for adult’s nails (shape, polish, and buff). IDEAL GIFT FOR FIRST-TIME PARENTS – This practical baby care kit would make an ideal gift for first-time parents or a baby shower celebration. Rapid-growing and razor-sharp, without regular attention unkempt baby nails can leave your little one looking like they’ve gone 10 rounds with a bramble bush. Trimming their miniature nails helps to prevent accidental scratches – both self-inflicted and to those within reach – as well as an unhygienic build-up of gunk beneath them. Yet the job of cutting the tiny talons of a squirming, screaming or even sleeping baby can be daunting for even the most competent of parents.