'About your baby’s nails You don’t need to cut baby nails very often. In newborns, nails are soft and wear down by themselves through contact with your baby’s clothing. Older babies wear down their nails while playing and interacting with their surroundings. Baby nails do grow quite fast, though, so you can trim fingernails and toenails as needed. You can use special baby nail scissors or nail clippers. You can also file nails using an emery board. This means just rounding off the nails so they’re smooth. How to cut your baby’s nails Try to cut baby nails when your newborn is asleep, very calm or drowsy. For older children, you can use a high chair or car seat where you can strap your child in. These tips for cutting nails can make things easier: Make sure you have plenty of light, so you can see well. Work with someone else if it helps – one holds your baby as the other trims the nails. Gently pull your baby’s finger pad away from the nail to avoid cutting the skin. If you accidentally cut your baby’s skin and it bleeds, gently press a soft cloth pad onto the cut until the bleeding stops. Don’t put on a dressing because your baby might suck it off. If you’re worried about the cut, take your baby to see your GP. For more baby care and parenting videos please go-ahead and subscribe to our channel you can contact me on: [email protected] insta:complete baby care ❤ stay home stay safe
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