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Shaving baby's head to put on ear buddies

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EndangeredSpecies · 16/06/2011 09:33

Have just ordered ear buddies for DD3 but am a bit freaked out at the thought of shaving behind her ears, she has fine hair that goes all the way behind them. What kind of razor should I use, did you use shaving foam or just wet the area first?

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Bonsoir · 16/06/2011 09:49

Could you not use a trimmer? You can buy small cheap battery-operated ones.

Ebb · 16/06/2011 12:37

I used a new razor blade and think I did use some shampoo to make it a bit easier. Ds was about 10mths when we started using ear buddies so quite late on. They worked though. Smile

twonker · 16/06/2011 20:04

sorry for being dim. what are ear buddies?

AtYourCervix · 16/06/2011 20:05

can you not just use staples?

EndangeredSpecies · 17/06/2011 09:12

Even more freaked out at thought of trimmer, partly due to DS fascination with gadgets and domestic appliances. The whole family and the rabbit would be bald within a week.
Ebb - glad they worked. Am a bit sceptical but it's worth a go.
Twonker, they are little tube things you put in the rim of the baby's ear and tape down, to correct bat ears.
I think I'll use a normal razor then.

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