How to trim your 3-month baby's nails?

Baby’s hygiene includes trimming her nails. But keeping nails short is important to your baby's safety. Because they lack muscle control, infants can easily scratch and cut their own delicate skin while happily waving their hands and feet.
It is better and easier to trim your little one's nails after taking a bath because nails become softer. To simplify the task the partner can distract baby’s attention with toys or making faces. If the problem still exists, you can wait until your baby’s asleep. After trimming make sure to keep the nail edges rounded instead of jagged. Trim toenails straight across to prevent ingrown nails.

You should cut your baby's nails with baby nail scis-sors, which have rounded tips for safety, or baby clippers. Regularly check that scissors are in good working condition.