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The Safest Ear Buds For Your Baby!

Posted by Julfa Sanghvi | Jul 20, 2022 | Windmill PALS | 0 Comments | 77

 Isn’t giving a bath and cleaning delicate sense organs of our little one a constant concern with mothers?

Let me tell you, as a mother, I am really particular about cleanliness and hygiene of my baby.

When my baby was 1 year old, I used Chicco ear buds with Eardrum Protection to clean my baby’s ears. It’s special design helped me clean the outer surface of his ears softly without hurting his delicate ears. And it’s been really helpful to me.
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Now that my baby is 2 , I have started using the regular cotton buds from @chicco.india to clean Kaveer’s ear. So I am very particular of the product I am using as it’s one of the most delicate parts. I have read that cotton buds must be made of skin friendly fibres that do not irritate the delicate skin of the child. Chicco’s Safe Hygiene Cotton Buds which are made of the finest quality of cotton makes these buds a perfect option for our little ones. Not only this, its stem is made of paper that provides additional safety feature while using it..
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So, I would suggest to the new mums out there to try this really good product. You can buy them here.

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Julfa Sanghvi

The best way to describe me would be an entrepreneur running a bag manufacturing company turned mommy blogger, a baby-care enthusiast and a boss mother.

When I gave birth to Kaveer, I was this new confused mom always looking for answers and like minded people to talk to. I had no elder cousins or had never seen any millenial mom closely. And I wanted to be there for other mothers and say out loud that it is ok to not be perfect, it is ok to make mistakes, its ok to be messy. Because motherhood is not easy. This actually encouraged me to start mom musings and in a jiffy, most people could relate to motherhood in the raw and the page gained considerable amount of outreach, engagement and collaboration. I am looking for opportunities to put forward my story and learn and unlearn and resonate with all the mothers out there, to inspire them and to get inspired with what I do. Trying to speak about pregnancy and after effects of it, how motherhood is another take to your life, how to cope up with post pregnancy changes and my way of parenting my son Kaveer.