PIYO PIYO BABY NAIL SCISSORS (Precision made for baby's nails)

Even though my pediatrician had alerted me that he'd seen more accidents with nail clippers than with baby scissors, I thought I was doing fine with the clippers. until my baby made a sudden move with her hand while I was trimming her thumb nail and 'voila', I accidentally took a piece of her sensitive flesh and it bled, and it hurt, she cried tears and screamed. I made a pledge to never use clippers again and to search for the best and safest baby scissors. When I found these I ordered them because she was going too many days without nail trimming and she was scratching herself with sharp baby nails. I didn't see a review so I wasn't sure if it was good. At first I thought it was a little expensive but I needed it soon so there was no time to browse longer. The minute these scissors got here I used them and have used them ever since to keep her nails nicely trimmed. It is the BEST 10 bucks I've spent on baby stuff. The scissors are slightly bend forming a little curve (very slightly)... Read more

I did not cut my baby's nails for a while because I heard horror stories from almost every parent I knew about bleeding fingers during the first clipping. Eventually, my daughter's nails grew to the point that they had to be trimmed. I read the reviews and selected this product, and I am glad I did. First, we have had no injuries or bleeding of any kind. Cutting her nails is pretty painless. With the scissors compared to clippers, I feel like there is more control and less chance of my baby's finger getting clipped accidentally. There still is some hassle in lining up the scissors over the nail on tiny, squirmy fingers, but the design of the scissors is an asset in getting this done quickly, painlessly, and successfully.

These are easy to use and quite cute. The only issue I have is that my baby still has sharp talons (especially the corners) even if I de-claw her every few days, but perhaps she is just a wild beast.