I think the majority of us know that already.Originally Posted by Sirrahsim
There is no need to stick a q-tip into the ear canal, but they are great for cleaning up excess wax on the outside, and especially great if the baby gets an infection, to help remove crusty material from the outside. Also great for cords too...not sure why that would be questionable??? It's surely not going to do anymore harm than using a cotton ball, unless you're jabbing your baby with it, in which case you have issues lol.
FYI, safety swabs are much too big to even fit inside a babies ear canal.
Shoot, they couldn't even fit into mine! They are much too big. Might be able to fit up my nose though lol.
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There is no need to stick a q-tip into the ear canal, but they are great for cleaning up excess wax on the outside, and especially great if the baby gets an infection, to help remove crusty material from the outside. Also great for cords too...not sure why that would be questionable??? It's surely not going to do anymore harm than using a cotton ball, unless you're jabbing your baby with it, in which case you have issues lol.
FYI, safety swabs are much too big to even fit inside a babies ear canal. 
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