Scratch Mittens for Your Baby Reviews

If you want your child to look like a boxer about to enter a ring , then by all means buy a pair of sratch mittens. Do they stop your child from scratching? No, because you spend so much of your time putting them back on your childs hands as they keep falling off. My son hated me putting them on him so much that I gave up after a few days as it ...  Read the complete review

Scratch mittens are small little mittens designed to be placed over your babies hands to prevent them from scratching themselves. They are usually made of cotton and are usually white in colour. In my opinion scratch mittens are a complete waste of time. I think that the idea of them is great, as my first baby was always scratching himself in the ...  Read the complete review

Scratch mits are a total waste of time. Babies are born with nails that are often long and they can scratch their delicate skin easily. Even if you cut them often (and boy is that hard - you will put it off at any opportunity because it is so scary!) they grow so quickly that they can scratch themselves shortly after a nail ...  Read the complete review

Scratch mittens are a necessary evil for some babies. Our son made such a mess of his forehead and face by scratching at them that we had to keep his hands covered up all the time. This became especially difficult when he worked out how to take the scratch mitts off. There was one horrible morning when our blood soaked son proudly handed us both ...  Read the complete review

We tried scratch mitts for our son and they worked for a short while, until he learned to take them off. After much searching we found Scratch Sleeves which covered his nails so he could damage his face but he couldn't escape from them. The scratch sleeves are more expensive than standard scratch mitts but at least they actually worked.

I hate scratch mittens, I know what you are probably thinking...what a silly thing to hate....they are just cotton gloves to stop your baby from scratching themselves....but let me explain why I hate them and how I overcome my annoyance. My son was just under 6lbs and had tiny little hands, and the scratch mittens would drown him, I ...  Read the complete review

When I had my first baby I was bombarded with lovely little outfits and pale blue babygro sets for him to wear. A lot of the sets consisted of a babygro, a bib, a hat and a pair of scratch mittens. The first thing I did was wash the outfits in Non boi powder then we soon got around to putting him in the clothes. He looked so cute in white and pale ...  Read the complete review

scratch mittens are tiny little gloves which you will definately need to use with your new baby as no matter how short you manage to get there nails they have a habbit of scratching there own face quite often. I have tryed quite a few different types of scratch mittens, they sell mittens with out elastic in the tops which are completely ...  Read the complete review

Scratch mitts are tiny cotton gloves that are elasticated at the wrist which are used to stop baby from scratching their skin to ribbons. They usually cost about 1.50 for a pack of two, matalan do a pack of four for 2.00 but they are not as good quality as mothercares or asdas. I can't make up my mind whether I think scratch mits are ...  Read the complete review

Soon-to-be-parent: So how will I know how often to cut my babies nails? Mother: Ouch! Ahhhh! Stop it devils spurn! Sorry, I missed that, what did you say, I was too busy trying to get this little angels fingers nails out of my boob. I used to wonder how babies knew how to breastfeed, the diagrams made it all look a bit like a ...  Read the complete review