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Cotton Wool Sticking To Baby. Never ever cotton wool balls. Don’t stick anything inside the ears. I’ve been gently peeling them off with damp cotton. Dip the cotton wool in the water (make sure it doesn't get too wet) and wipe gently around your baby's eyes from the nose outward, using a fresh. I am trying to do things by the book and use the recommended (by hospital)cotton wool and warm water to change baby. They just end up sticking to the poo and going bitty. Use a fresh piece of cotton wool to clean around baby's ears but never insert anything into the ear canal, as this could potentially cause. Pads at a push but why not just get a pack of wipes for. My baby is a week old and some of his (poo) nappies have been sticking to his bum. Use a cotton wool ball to wipe behind and around the outside of your baby’s ears. I think i will use. To wash your baby’s hair, gently splash water onto their head.

Don’t stick anything inside the ears. Use a cotton wool ball to wipe behind and around the outside of your baby’s ears. Never ever cotton wool balls. I think i will use. To wash your baby’s hair, gently splash water onto their head. I’ve been gently peeling them off with damp cotton. Use a fresh piece of cotton wool to clean around baby's ears but never insert anything into the ear canal, as this could potentially cause. Dip the cotton wool in the water (make sure it doesn't get too wet) and wipe gently around your baby's eyes from the nose outward, using a fresh. They just end up sticking to the poo and going bitty. I am trying to do things by the book and use the recommended (by hospital)cotton wool and warm water to change baby.

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Cotton Wool Sticking To Baby Don’t stick anything inside the ears. Use a fresh piece of cotton wool to clean around baby's ears but never insert anything into the ear canal, as this could potentially cause. Use a cotton wool ball to wipe behind and around the outside of your baby’s ears. I’ve been gently peeling them off with damp cotton. My baby is a week old and some of his (poo) nappies have been sticking to his bum. I think i will use. Dip the cotton wool in the water (make sure it doesn't get too wet) and wipe gently around your baby's eyes from the nose outward, using a fresh. Don’t stick anything inside the ears. I am trying to do things by the book and use the recommended (by hospital)cotton wool and warm water to change baby. To wash your baby’s hair, gently splash water onto their head. They just end up sticking to the poo and going bitty. Never ever cotton wool balls. Pads at a push but why not just get a pack of wipes for.