Safety 1st Nursery Care Kit Reviews

Safety 1st Nursery Care Kit Baby Health

Product Type: Safety 1st baby products

Newest Review: ... is quite rubbish as you are paying for something that you can have for free. The other things in the kit were really cheap ... more

 ... and hardly cheerful. I was a nurse, unyet I was unsure what one item was. It was an aspiration tube attached to a green squeezy ball. I believe this is for clearing baby's nose. I certainly would not do this without medical advice or supervision. I think it looks quite harsh and could possibly cause nasal damage. I suggested to my sister that she ask her health visitor before using this. But my sister never had cause to use it anyway. I have to say I dont think I would have let her use it as it looks very intrusive t...more

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Happyjaw
Safety 1st Nursery Care Kit: Nasal aspirators make a poor kit worthy, but what a sad thin ... (728 words)
by - written on 12/01/09, updated on  12/01/09 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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When our twins were tiny and had a cold we were in a local babycare centre and found this kit. The part which really appealed to me was the suction bulb, the greeny blue looking ball on the right. There are various items in here which look great, the spoon with a measure inside the handle, the nail clippers, a digital thermometer and a strange sort of syringe. The nasal aspirator is one of those items few know about, those who do often swear by them, those who don't wish they had when they needed it. It's basically a bulb with a tube attached, you squeeze the bulb to expel the air, then place the tube against the blocked up nostril of your child and ...  Read the complete review

LivvyLou2
Concept is good, but in practice it's weak (548 words)
by - written on 19/07/08 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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When I was pregnant I bought this set, as I wanted to make sure I had everything I would need for baby. I thought that as it had a nasal aspirator, thermometer, medicine syringe, nail clippers and a medicine spoon in one handy case that it was a good purchase. Now my daughter is 9 months old and has experienced a few illnesses I am not so sure. The digital thermometer needs 90 secs under the armpit, in the mouth or up the bum in order to take a reading. It recommends that under the armpit is the best option because of hygiene reasons. The thing is, have you ever tried to hold a thermometer under a baby's armpit for 90 seconds and manage to keep it there for ...  Read the complete review

bishopview
Safety 1st Nursery Care Kit: RUBBISH!! (604 words)
by - written on 29/08/10 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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When my nephew was born, he recieved this safety first nursery kit as a gift. I have to say it is quite an odd gift to give. Particularly as the main tools within this kit are related to dispensing medicine. Nevertheless my sister was grateful and excepted the gift with great gratitude. When we sat down and had a good look inside the kit we were both curious on how much this person had paid for what was to us a completely useless box of goods. Firstly, this kit contains two things which you can pick up for free in any chemist. A medi syringe and a medicine spoon. Infact all medicines aimed for children usually have a medicine spoon included in the packaging. I ...  Read the complete review

chekcherry
Safety First Nursery care kit (296 words)
by - written on 13/11/08 (Useful, 20 readings)
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When I was expecting my baby a year ago, I was looking for a baby care kit wherein I would find all the necessary first aidf and daily care equipment for my baby. I settled for this Safety first Nursery care kit thinking that it really meant that the safety of the child comes first. Well, besides the nail clippers, I didn't really find anything else in the kit useful. Although even the nail clippers are not that convenient to use, they are serving my purpose. The grip is very inconvenient and each time I have to be very careful about not injuring my tiny one's fingers. The nasal aspirator is really of no use becasue my son wouldn't ...  Read the complete review

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