Baby's nails grow fast. How to cut baby's nails?

Children are adults’ treasures, and little children are little angels. Their pure smiles infect everyone. Everyone likes a baby-like smile, so it is said that a baby-like smile is the most beautiful! Even the slightest injury will cause heartache, mothers, babies’ nails grow fast, and it makes you happy to see your children grow up healthily. However, as your baby grows up, there are also many problems that bother them. So what should you do?

It is best not to cut the nails of children under 1 month old. Wait until the child's nails are fully formed before cutting them. Babies aged 1-3 months love to move their hands and feet very much, so their fingernails and toenails should be cut frequently. If you are like many parents, afraid to cut your baby's nails, for fear of cutting the baby's flesh, the following methods can make it easier to cut your baby's nails:

1. Cut after the baby falls asleep. When the baby falls asleep, especially in a deep sleep, his limbs will be spread out, he will be very relaxed, and his fingers will be open. At this time, the mother can easily grab the baby's fingers and cut the nails.

2. Use baby-specific nail clippers. Baby nail clippers are safer and easier to use than scissors and adult nail clippers. A baby's paper-like nails are easy to cut. If you don't use nail clippers, you can also use safety scissors with blunt blades to prevent your baby from waking up suddenly and shaking his hands and getting cut.

3. Press the baby's fingertips down when cutting. In order to avoid cutting the baby's skin, you can ask the father to hold the baby's hand and press down the fingertips, so that the baby's nails can be cut safely.

Babies' nails grow fast, so mothers must be careful and gentle when cutting their babies' nails. Babies are too young, and their skin and everything else are still very fragile and need everyone's care. Adults must be careful when handling babies' nails, and not deal with babies' problems from an adult's perspective, and protect their health.