baby hairbrush & comb kit

tender strokes for your baby's first hair

Dear Mama, caring for your baby’s first hair is a delicate, tender act - and we’re here to help make each stroke gentler. 

Your Baby Hairbrush & Comb Kit was designed to bring ease and comfort to these little moments of care.

With a soft bristle brush to smooth, a round-tooth comb that glides without tugging, and a silicone cradle cap brush that loosens flakes without bending or hurting, all are thoughtfully made with your baby’s delicate scalp in mind.

Because every stroke is more than grooming. It’s a tender act of love woven into your everyday routine.

• Soft bristles prevent scratching or pulling
  
• Rounded teeth protect delicate skin
  
• Gentle on newborn scalps

Contents

1 soft bristle hair brush
1 round-tooth comb
1 silicone cradle cap brush

Note On Use

1. Use on dry hair for daily brushing and styling.
2. Brush gently with the soft bristle brush or detangle with the round-tooth comb to avoid any pulling or tugging.
3. For cradle cap, apply a small amount of baby oil, leave for 10–15 minutes, then gently loosen flakes with the silicone brush and comb through.

Caring Tips

Wash tools with warm water and mild soap.
Air dry fully before storing to prevent rust or damage.
Store in the provided case, in a clean and dry place.
Keep away from direct sunlight and damp conditions.

Gentle Reminders

Always brush gently. Avoid pressing too hard on the scalp.
If irritation or discomfort occurs, discontinue use and consult your care provider.

Common Concerns & Gentle Fixes

Q) Is it safe to comb baby's hair?
A) It’s perfectly safe to comb your baby hair, but the tools you use make all the difference. Your little one’s scalp and fine hair are delicate, and using stiff or harsh tools can cause discomfort, hair breakage, or scratches. Our hairbrush & comb set is soft, baby-friendly, and designed specifically for newborns, ensuring every stroke is gentle and soothing.

Q) Is there a need to comb my baby's hair?
A) Combing your baby’s hair isn’t strictly necessary, but it can be really helpful. Starting early allows your little one to get used to the feeling of having their hair brushed, which can make them less fussy about it as they grow. Over time, these calm, familiar moments naturally become part of your daily routine. Gentle brushing can also support cradle cap care, helping to loosen dry, flaky skin in a soft, soothing way.

Q) At what point would my baby need a brush and comb?
A) Some babies are born with a full head of hair, while others have just a little, and both are completely normal. You can start combing their hair whenever it feels appropriate. The key is to use gentle, baby-safe tools that make grooming safe and effortless. Soft, carefully designed brushes and combs made specifically for infants, like ours, ensure that each grooming session is calm, comfortable, and a simple part of your daily routine.