Baby - 2 Pack 8 Count Protruding Ear Corrector for Babies with Baby Cap - Orthopedic Baby Items for Correction of Large Ears from 3 Months

We’ve been using these for 3 months now and do notice a slight improvement although we’ll keep using them for up to a year where people suggest you really see the change. They are pricey. Will update when the baby is closer to one year of use.

Me gusta porque cumple lo que promete, se pega muy bien no como otros que he probado que se despega fácilmente pero está por lo recomiendo mucho Lo compraría de nuevo

Excelente

The correctores are really easy to put on and to remove

Me encanto el Producto

This product was incredibly disappointing. I used it for the first six months of my baby's life, but it had no effect at all. It's overpriced for what amounts to just a piece of tape that doesn't hold up well. I expected much better for the price, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable solution.

They seem to work

I was skeptical, but these actually worked for my son. I started using them when he was almost 3 and used them for close to a year. I would be lying if they were easy to put on or that my son was a fan, but I did figure out a system to more easily put them on and off and my son eventually became accustomed to them. I wish I would have found out about these when he was an infant or used the baby bonnets to help with this issue. I think it may have been easier in the beginning. For me it was easiest to peel one side, stick it on, and then peel the other side and stick it on. I would sit in a chair and have my son put his head in my lap with his head turned to one side. They are very sticky, so once placed they can't be removed without discomfort. Each lasts about one week, sometimes longer. Fortunately we never had any skin irritation issues, which I was worried about from reading reviews when first contemplating (but I tried to keep the area dry after baths and slightly rotate the application area). The only time we had somewhat of a minor issue was when my son decided to remove them a few days after I had just placed them. I learned to just let them fall off on their own, at least one side and then changing them. Rubbing a little hand sanitizer around the edges helps getting them off. I learned letting him help pulling them off helped too. Initially, there was lots of bribery with pennies and stickers, but eventually he would just let me. It was a challenging process, but I am happy with the results and hopefully he will thank me later. I wanted to give up some weeks, but glad we continued so this is no longer an issue.

Hit and miss! At times the stock perfectly well, and at times they come off the ears very easily! Even when you ensure the area is clean and dry!