Newborn Care Bundle: Nail Trimmer, Glass Nail File, Mouthing Mitten
$49.99
A newborn care kit for nails and early hand chewing, for babies 0 to 6 months: a rechargeable electric nail trimmer, a 2-pack of glass nail files and a 2-pack of silicone mouthing mittens. Both nail tools file rather than cut.
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- Free US shipping over $49
- 30 day returns
Where this sits
- 0 to 6 months
- 6 to 12 monthsnext
- 12 months and up
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How it works
The Olababy newborn care bundle pairs a powered trimmer with soft oscillating pads and a manual etched-glass file for nails, plus a silicone mitten worn on the hand. The trimmer's whisper-quiet motor and LED front light suit night trims on a sleeping baby, and the glass files need no charging at all.
Recharge the trimmer by USB between trims, and keep a glass file in its travel case for trips out. When hand chewing starts, strap a mitten on at the wrist so the textured silicone sits where the baby already mouths.
Why parents choose it
- Electric trimmer files with oscillating pads and no exposed blade
- Two etched glass nail files in a travel case for manual smoothing
- Two mouthing mittens with hook-and-loop wrist straps, in Mint
- Nail care and hand chewing covered in one newborn gift
Who it is for
- Good fit for
- Newborn grooming and gum relief in one order: the electric nail trimmer, the glass nail file 2-pack and the mouthing mitten 2-pack.
- Tagged 0 to 6 months, and the bundle copy notes teething can start at 3 to 4 months.
- A registry or new baby gift that is not feeding gear.
- Not right for
- A family that already owns a nail trimmer, since the trimmer is the bulk of the price.
- A baby past the mouthing and scratching stage.
- Anyone shopping for feeding or drinking products. This bundle has none.
The practical details
What it is made of
- Made of
- The trimmer has an ABS body with food-grade silicone filing pads, the nail files are tempered crystal glass with an etched surface, and the mittens are 100% food-grade silicone
- Free of
- BPA, PVC, lead, phthalate
- Tested to
- FDA food-contact standards, 21 CFR 177.2600
Specifications
- Designed in
- Portland, Oregon
More about this one
Does the newborn care bundle need batteries?
No, the Olababy newborn care bundle needs no disposable batteries. The electric nail trimmer is USB rechargeable, and the glass nail files and silicone mouthing mittens are fully manual, with no power at all. Recharge the trimmer between uses and keep a file in its case, so a manual option is ready whenever the trimmer is charging.
What is included
1 rechargeable electric nail trimmer, 1 glass nail file 2-pack with case, and 1 mouthing mitten 2-pack in Mint.
How to clean it
Wipe the trimmer body clean and rinse its pads under warm water. Rinse the glass files under warm water to clean. Flip the mittens inside out to clean, then rinse and hang to dry, or run them through the dishwasher.
Not a toy. Use only under adult supervision.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping over $49, $6.99 under it. Orders ship the next business day.
Returns and exchanges run for 30 days from purchase, by mail, in three steps.
- 1Ask for a return numberEmail sales@olababy.us or call 503-893-8363 within 30 days of purchase.
- 2Pack it as it arrivedItems go back unused, in their original condition and packaging, with proof of purchase.
- 3Post it backReturn postage is paid by the customer and is not refunded.
A product bought from a retail partner is returned or exchanged through that retailer.
Questions parents ask
What age is it made for?
Made for 0 to 6 months.
What comes in the box?
1 rechargeable electric nail trimmer, 1 glass nail file 2-pack with case, and 1 mouthing mitten 2-pack in Mint.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the trimmer body clean and rinse its pads under warm water. Rinse the glass files under warm water to clean. Flip the mittens inside out to clean, then rinse and hang to dry, or run them through the dishwasher.
What is it made of?
The trimmer has an ABS body with food-grade silicone filing pads, the nail files are tempered crystal glass with an etched surface, and the mittens are 100% food-grade silicone, free of BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates. Designed in Portland, Oregon.
What is a teething mitten and how does it work?
It is a soft silicone mitt your baby wears on their hand, with textured soothing surfaces to gnaw on for gum relief. Because the mitten is worn rather than held, it cannot be dropped or thrown like a handheld teether, a real advantage before your baby has a steady grasp.
More questions (5)
Will it protect my baby’s hands from drool?
Yes, that is a quiet bonus. Constant mouthing can leave little hands chapped, and the mitten keeps a soft silicone layer between skin and drool. It rinses clean and is dishwasher safe (top rack).
Is this safe for my baby?
Yes. Olababy feeding products are made from 100% high-purity food-grade silicone with no fillers, free of BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalates, and tested to FDA food-contact standards.
How do I clean and sterilize it?
Silicone products are dishwasher safe (top rack) and can be sterilized in boiling water or a steam sterilizer. Air-dry fully before storing.
What if it does not work for us?
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery (see our return policy for details). US shipping is free on orders over $49.
Why buy from olababy.us instead of a retailer?
Olababy.us is the official store and the only place with the complete lineup: every product, every colorway, replacement parts, and bundle pricing. Orders over $49 ship free in the US, returns are accepted for 30 days, and support comes directly from the Olababy team.
Before you buy
- Returns run for 30 days from purchase, by mail.
- Checkout runs on Shopify, so card details never touch this site.
Why Olababy
Every feeding product is one material, food-grade silicone, soft enough for gums that are still teething and inert enough to go through a dishwasher for years. The panel above names what is in it and what is kept out of it.
Olababy has designed in Portland, Oregon since 2015, with parents testing the things their own children eat from.
