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Lot 1953 — SplashEZ Cradle Cap Brush for Babies | Soothing Newborn Head Massager | Food-Grade Soft Silicone Baby Bath Brush & Scalp Scrubber | Infant Cradle Cap Comb - Organic Shape & Ladybug Design, 2-Pack

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• Gently Soothes Cradle Cap & Dry Skin – Designed to lift flakes and buildup from baby’s scalp without irritation, while encouraging healthy skin through calming, gentle massage.
• Fun & Friendly Ladybug Baby Cradle Cap Brush – A cheerful red and black ladybug with eyes and a smile turns every bath into a playful moment, keeping little ones engaged and happy.
• Ergonomic Palm-Fitting Shape – The beetle-inspired curved body fits naturally in your palm for full control during use, making it easy to scrub without slipping or strain.
• 2 Massage Textures for Scalp & Body – One soft side for daily soothing and one firmer side for deeper massage or targeting more stubborn cradle cap spots.
• Safe, Soft & BPA-Free Silicone – Made from 100% food-grade, non-toxic silicone that’s safe for newborns and infants. Easily rinses clean with soap and water.
• Builds Sensory Engagement – Textured bristles and bright visuals help develop baby’s sensory awareness while doubling as a fun and functional bath-time toy.
• Daily Use, Long-Lasting Design – This durable, flexible newborn brush is built for everyday use and resists wear even after frequent scrubbing, rinsing, and squeezing.
• Gentle Newborn Brush for Bonding – Use this soothing newborn hair brush during bath time to calm your baby, promote routines, and create special bonding moments.

Pickup in Buda, TX within 3 business days of close.

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