Frida · Baby Grooming Tool
3-in-1 Nose, Nail & Ear Picker
Dried mucus, visible ear wax and the sharp edge of a tiny nail: three small jobs that come up every week. The 3-in-1 Picker puts the right tip for each on one tool, with a rounded profile that stops at the outside of the nostril and ear.
How to use
- Loop: lifts dried mucus from the nostril opening.
- Scoop: clears visible ear wax from the outer ear only. Never insert into the ear canal.
- Soft rubber tip: tidies nail edges and works for sensitive spots.
Good to know
- Suitable for babies and toddlers.
- Rinse in warm soapy water after use. Store in the included case.
In the box
- 1 picker tool with loop, scoop and soft tip
- 1 storage case
Our products are designed to support general postpartum and baby care comfort and hygiene. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Please consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
Four tips, four jobs
One handle, four tips, all with safety stoppers.
Nose tip
For the dried, crusty bits the NoseFrida cannot move. The scoop sits just inside the nostril opening and the stopper keeps it there.
Nail tip
Lint, milk and general newborn grit under tiny nails. Cleans out what a wipe cannot reach.
Ear tip
Visible wax at the outer ear only. Never inside the ear canal. The stopper is there for exactly that reason.
Utility tip
Belly button fluff, neck rolls, between toes. The everything-else tip.
Step by step
How to use the 3-in-1 Picker
Pick the tip and click it on
Colour-coded, and they click into the handle. Use each tip only for its job.
After a warm bath is easiest
Steam softens dried mucus and wax, so it lifts with less effort and less protest.
Steady the head
Rest your hand against your baby's cheek so the picker moves with them if they turn.
A light scoop, never deep
The stoppers stop the tip going too far. Scoop gently outward. If it does not come easily, leave it for another day.
Wash and store
Rinse the tips in warm soapy water, dry, and keep them in the case so you can find the right one at 2am.
Wet or dry?
Two tools, two different nose situations.
Wet: the NoseFrida
Runny, liquid mucus during a cold. Saline first, then gentle parent-powered suction. Read the NoseFrida guide for the technique.
Dry: the Picker
Crusty, dried bits at the nostril opening, especially after the cold has passed. A light scoop with the nose tip, ideally after a bath.
A note on cotton buds
Put the cotton bud down.
Australian paediatric guidance does not recommend cotton buds for cleaning a baby's ears or nose. They push wax and mucus further in, and a wriggle at the wrong moment can hurt. Every Picker tip has a stopper so it cannot go too deep, and the ear tip is for the outer ear only.
If your baby has a smelly ear, discharge, or seems to be in pain, that needs a GP, not a tool.
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