Complete: Electric baby nail file with 6 interchangeable attachments + 3 refills - different attachments with more or less fine grain.
Grows With You: Different attachments to grow with your baby - can also be used by adults - 2 file speeds.
Safe: Automatic shut-off when too much pressure is applied, fine-grained attachments ensure safe filing for your baby.
Easy To Use: quiet operation - built-in light for easy operation even when your baby is sleeping.
Ideal For On The Go: Includes transport box - so you can protect the electric nail file and take it with you anywhere - battery operated (2 AA batteries).
Material: Plastic.
Description
Ergonomic and easy to use to file your baby's nails safely. Cutting your baby's nails is not an easy task. It often keeps fists closed and moves a lot.
In addition, the fear of cutting or hurting the baby can make this task very stressful for young parents. The Badabulle electric nail file is the essential accessory to safely care for your baby's nails. Designed to grow with your child, this electric nail file is also suitable for older children and even adults, thanks to its interchangeable attachments.
The Badabulle baby nail set comes with six different attachments and three extra attachments to adapt to your baby's delicate nails, but also to those of older children, with more or less fine attachments. The ergonomic design of the baby care set ensures easy handling for parents. It comes with a handy carry bag to protect it and take it anywhere.
Adjust the filing speed according to your baby's age to ensure suitable and effective care (2 filing speeds). Their quiet operation allows your baby's nails to be filed even while they sleep without waking them up (because we know that sometimes it is easier to take care of little hands when they sleep peacefully). A built-in light provides better vision when filing nails.
Badabulle Electric Baby Nail File provides you with a safe, practical and flexible solution to take care of your little one's nails and even your own in peace of mind.
