Safety 1st Sleepy Baby Nail Clipper (Colors May Vary) (Pack of 2)

My wife uses this to trim our kid's nails once he falls asleep. Works well if you are careful and patient. On small kids, it might be better to just file than attempt clipping, but clipping has worked for our kid.

This is the best nail clipper I’ve used so far for my child. I’ve had the same one since he was six months old and now he is three years old. The light is still working, cuts very well, no signs of wear. I especially love this nail clipper because I usually cut his nails and nighttime when he’s getting ready for bed. He’s able to stay still and allow me to fully cut both his fingers and toes. I definitely recommend this nail clipper whether it’s for a baby or a toddler.

Perfect for child use and anyone with vision issuesI love this product!

I've bought this 3x. Overall, I had no issues with it and first used it on a baby and currently still using it for 7 year old. I just purchased another bc we haven't had issues with it in general and my child also likes it -- one of the few connections to those baby days.The reviews for this product seems to be mixed so I thought I would provide another perspective.1. complaints that the blade dulls after a few years and the clipper explodes mid clip:my exp: the blade seemed ok to me but i do admit each time i had to buy a new one, it was either b/c the arm broke (screw fell out) or bc the light died, but this last time, it DID explode...which..was shocking to us both. So i understand understand the concerns of parents with smaller children or babies bc that is dangerous.2. light is too bright: it is pretty bright but we found it useful (although you do suffer a little aftereffects for a few mins after using such bright lighting for 5 mins).I would say the clippers are usually good for the first 2 yrs and maybe be wary if you are using them into 3+ yrs. the last one i had was probably about 5 years old when it recently broke.This may be the last time we will buy this 2pack as my child's hands are getting bigger, so by the time this breaks, it will be fine to use the regular clippers.ps - i did cut my baby's skin and shed blood around the 2-3 month mark but i think it was more my inexperience first time cutting a tiny human's teeny tiny nail than the clipper. in retrospect, i think it is probably better to just file your child's nails and wear little mitts till at least 3-4 months.

I can do my baby’s nails while she’s sleeping and it’s so much easier!

Easy to see with light

My toddler is almost 2 and trimming his nails has always been a nightmare. I usually use an electric baby nail filer and I have to do it when he’s in a deep sleep. Recently, he’s been waking up to the electric nail filer though so I was having such a hard time! I just tried These safety first baby nail clippers with the built in light and they allowed me to finally clip his nails without him waking up! The lights on mine are just right. Not at all blinding like some other reviewers say.

I'm a first time Mom of a 3 week old daughter and I just absolutely love these nail clippers. Before she was born, I didn't really see a need to buy separate nail clippers for her, I figured that I could just use my own. So many baby products are simply not necessary and never used. But for the price, I figured, I could risk it and just have them just in case. I was so lucky to have bought the right one on the first go. The choices for baby nail clippers are basically just miniature nail clippers, the ones with the magnifying glass and then this one with the safety bumpers and the light. I also decided to invest in these because plenty other Mommas out there had told me how baby nails are paper thin, hard to see, sharp as razors and many Mommas were still afraid to clip them in fear of accidentally hurting baby so they just put on those baby hand gloves instead (these prevent baby from scratching up their faces with their sharp little baby talons as they flail around in their first months of life).Once I had my little one, I finally understood what all the other Mommas were talking about. It's all true. Baby nails also grow so quickly and I'm finding that they need to be trimmed every three days or so. I'm only clipping a tiny, tiny little bit off at a time, but it's this little bit, that when left unchecked, really allow them to scratch up their faces and scratch me up too. They really are sharp!! I found that the best times to clip are when she's breastfeeding or when she's asleep. Since I'm using these all the time now, I really found them to be a Must-Have.These clippers are great because the light really does help A LOT. These little tiny fingers and tiny little nails are hard enough to see. Also, I'm clipping when she's napping/breastfeeding - this means usually I'm in bed with the lights on low. I'm definitely not doing this in bright sunlight or a brightly lit room - so the light on these really help. It allows her to not have to be bothered by bright lights while I have this handy little task light aimed precisely where I need it. The safety bumpers on either side of the clippers serve 2 functions: 1. holds the tiny LED lights 2. prevents you from sliding the clippers too far up her finger and clipping too much nail. In fact, between the size of the clippers and the safety bumpers, I find that the clippers pretty much fit right up against her nail perfectly for a safe and easy cut. This really makes it easier and is also really helps build my confidence in this task.I completely recommend this product. It's so fairly priced and it's such a necessary task that I would buy two.UPDATE: My baby is now over 4 months and I've been using these nail clippers since her birth. They are still going strong and I still love them. They work perfectly, the light is still a must have since the best time to clip her nails are still at night when she's sleeping. During this time, I've heard of many Moms who have accidentally clipped bits of finger while trying to clip baby nails to where there's blood and everything. I'm so grateful I haven't had an accident yet (knock on wood) and I feel like these clippers really help to minimize that risk greatly. Still highly recommend these!

Clippers itself is a good, but doesn’t really best for newborn. I am first time mom, so was looking for the best clipper for my little one nails, and this product is not suitable for baby nails, maybe for bigger kids would be good, but not baby. Clipper is very sharp, light doesn’t help when you need to concentrate do not cut a finger🙄 As we tried to clip my little ones nails and accidentally cut some of her skin, she was screaming, bleeding, we were in stress… now using regular scissors.

Really good product, these are good even if you’re not planning to cut nails in the dark/while your baby is sleeping because the extra light (which is really bright!) is very helpful. They are also very sharp and cut cleanly and quickly, but the blade is very well recessed. Highly recommend.

As others have said, the concept is good but where the lights curve around the clippers, it prevents you seeing what you're doing. I've nipped by daughter's skin many times due to this. No longer using. Really dangerous.

These are not good, due to the bulky design you actually can see what you are cutting regardless of the light.

I was looking to replace our baby nail clippers and these seemed like a great idea with the additional light so I thought I’d be able to see more clearly where I was cutting. Unfortunately this wasn’t the case the light is too bright and just means you can’t see where the blades are.