First haircut without tears
My son screams at the sight of clippers — always has. Tried this one and he barely flinched. It's genuinely quiet, and the rounded blades mean I'm not terrified of nicking him. First successful home haircut, ever.
Australian owned · Designed for real life
The first haircut should be remembered for the smile, not the tears.
QuietClip is an ultra-quiet baby hair clipper that vacuums clippings as it cuts. No buzz, no mess, no distress — just a gentle trim you can do at home in three minutes.


Independent lab-tested to Australian and international electrical toy safety requirements.
Lead-free and non-toxic. No painted surfaces where it touches your baby.
A whisper-quiet clipper with a built-in vacuum, so you can trim your baby's hair at home without the salon meltdown — or the mess on the floor.
Built around real problems
Four things that make haircuts easier
We didn't start with a feature list. We started with the parts of haircutting that make parents give up and pay for the salon.
A brushless motor that runs at roughly the volume of a quiet conversation, so the sound never becomes the scary part.
Fine baby hair is drawn straight into a chamber behind the blade — out of their neck folds and off your floor.
Blunt-tipped stainless teeth plus three guide combs that hold the blade at a fixed distance from the scalp.
Twist off the head, tap out the clippings, rinse under the tap. Ready for next time in under a minute.
Roughly twenty haircuts per charge. No cord to trip over while your baby wriggles.
Lead-free and non-toxic. No painted surfaces where it touches your baby.
Noise measurement and material testing documentation available on request.
Simple by design
Three minutes. No drama.
You don't need clipper skills. You need a quiet machine, a safe blade, and somewhere for the hair to go. QuietClip handles all three.
Snap on one of three guide combs. Each is colour-coded, so you can match it to your baby's age and the cut you want — no measuring, no guessing.
Switch on. The motor runs under 50dB, so your baby barely registers it. Rounded stainless blades glide around tiny ears and necklines without catching skin.
Clippings are drawn straight into the built-in chamber as you cut. No hair down the neck, no hair on the floor. Rinse the head under the tap and you're done.

An honest comparison
What you get with Hushfern — and what you don't get elsewhere
We'd rather show you the difference plainly than shout about it. Here's how a Hushfern baby clipper compares with the two things parents usually try first.
| Hushfern | Hushfern QuietClip | Cheap marketplace clippers | Adult salon clippers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noise level | Under 50dB | 65–75dB | 55–70dB |
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Built-in hair vacuum
Captures clippings as you cut |
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| Rounded safety blade teeth | Varies | ||
| IPX7 waterproof, tap-rinse body | Some models | ||
| Cordless runtime | USB rechargeable | 20–35 min | 45–90 min |
| Independent safety testing | Not for infants | ||
| Lead-free, non-toxic materials | |||
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Australian support & warranty
Talk to a real person |
24 months | ||
| Risk-free trial | 100 nights | 14 days |
Comparison based on typical products in each category at the time of writing. Brand names omitted deliberately.
From families like yours
What changed after the first haircut
My son screams at the sight of clippers — always has. Tried this one and he barely flinched. It's genuinely quiet, and the rounded blades mean I'm not terrified of nicking him. First successful home haircut, ever.
I bought it for the quiet motor and stayed for the vacuum. Every other time I've cut his hair I've spent twenty minutes finding clippings in the carpet and another ten washing his neck. This caught everything. Rinsed the head under the tap and put it away.
Our local kids' salon charges $35 and my daughter cried through the whole thing. Two haircuts in and this has already paid for itself. Took me a minute to work out the combs but the instructions sorted it.
Bought this for my daughter to use on my grandson. She was nervous about doing it herself so I sat with them. He sat still the entire time. I couldn't believe how little noise it makes.
Does exactly what it says. Quiet, no mess, easy to clean. Only note is that the barber wrap is a snug fit if you want to keep all three guide combs in it at once. Otherwise genuinely happy — and so is my toddler.
Had a question about whether it was safe near my son's ears and emailed on a Sunday night. Got a proper answer from a real person on Monday morning, with a link to the safety testing. That alone made me trust the brand.
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Safety, without the hand-waving
We'd rather be specific than reassuring
"Safe" and "non-toxic" are on almost every baby product page, and they mean almost nothing on their own. Here's exactly what we hold, what we test for, and where the limits are.
Electrical and material safety tested on every production run — not just at prototyping. Reports on file and shareable.
Rounded ABS plastic body, stainless steel blade, Lead-free and non-toxic combs. Nothing painted where it touches skin.
150g, 20.5cm, under 50dB, IPX7, a 2-hour charge and 60 minutes of cordless runtime. We give you the number rather than a vague adjective.
Not a toy. Adult use only. Not for babies under three months, and always cut with the blade flat to the head. We say so plainly.
QuietClip is not a toy and must be used by an adult. We share full test documentation on request — email us and we'll send it.
Our safety approach
Why we started
We started Hushfern because of one very loud pair of clippers.
Our first attempt at cutting our daughter's hair happened on the bathroom floor with a pair of clippers borrowed from her grandfather. The noise terrified her before the blade ever touched her hair. We spent forty minutes on something that should have taken two, and we both ended up in tears — her and me.
When we went looking for something better, the market split in two. Cheap clippers that were loud, plasticky and impossible to clean, or salon-grade tools designed for adults and priced for professionals. Nothing was built for the actual problem: a small person who is frightened of noise, and a parent who has never done this before.
So we built it. QuietClip is quiet because it had to be. It vacuums clippings because we were tired of finding hair in the carpet. It has rounded blades and three simple lengths because we're parents, not barbers.
Every Hushfern product starts the same way — with something that frustrated us at home. We test with real families before anything goes on sale, and we'd rather sell you one thing that works than ten you'll regret.
— Kessin & family, founders, Sunshine Coast
Try it for 100 nights. If it isn't right, we'll give your money back.
A clipper is an odd thing to buy on trust from a screen. So we've tried to remove every reason to hesitate: use it, live with it, and if it doesn't make haircuts calmer in your house, send it back within 100 days and we'll refund you — including the return postage.
Full refund within 100 days — no restocking fees, no interrogation. We cover return postage in Australia.
Covers the motor, battery and charging. If it fails in normal use, we replace it.
Designed on the Sunshine Coast and supported from Australia — not a faceless overseas reseller.
Email support answered within one business day by someone who actually knows the product.
Questions, answered
Everything parents ask us before buying
If your question isn't here, email us and we'll answer it properly — and probably add it to this list.
It runs under 50 decibels at cutting speed — quieter than a normal conversation. For comparison, most adult clippers and cheap baby clippers measure between 65 and 75 decibels, closer to a vacuum cleaner in the same room.
If you'd like the measurement from our own testing, email us and we'll send it.
QuietClip is designed for babies from around three months, when hair starts to need a tidy-up, and works right through to toddler and preschool years. The blade has rounded teeth, and the guide combs hold it at a fixed distance from the scalp.
Always supervise, cut with the blade flat to the head rather than angled, and keep the blade away from the eyes.
Yes. Fine baby hair is drawn into a chamber behind the blade as you cut — which is exactly the hair that normally ends up in your baby's neck folds and across your floor. Long adult hair can occasionally wrap the head, so empty the chamber more often if you use it on yourself.
Twist off the blade head, tip the clippings into the bin, and rinse the head and chamber under a running tap. The body is water-resistant but not designed to be submerged, so keep the charging port dry and give it a wipe rather than a soak.
About USB rechargeableutes of continuous cutting on a full charge — roughly twenty haircuts. A full charge takes around two hours over USB.
The honest answer is that most won't — and you don't need them to. QuietClip is designed for short bursts. Many parents do one side while their baby plays, then finish ten minutes later. The vacuum means you're not chasing hair in between, which is what normally makes it stressful.
The rounded blade teeth are designed so they cannot grab skin, and the guide combs hold the blade at a fixed distance from the head. Around the ears, use the longest comb and work slowly with the blade flat. If you're unsure about the fine hair behind the ears, that's a five-minute job best left to a professional — we still recommend it for the very first cut.
Rounded ABS plastic body with a soft-touch grip, stainless steel blade, and rounded ABS plastic guide combs. There are no painted or coated surfaces on the parts that touch your baby.
Yes. Every production run is independently tested for electrical and material safety, and we hold the reports on file. QuietClip is not a toy and should always be used by an adult, but it's built to the safety expectations you'd apply to any baby product.
One QuietClip clipper, three guide combs in graduated lengths, a USB charging cable, a cleaning brush, and a barber wrap. The price includes all of it — there's nothing extra to buy.
Orders over $99 ship free anywhere in Australia. Orders under that have a flat shipping fee shown at checkout. We dispatch same-day for orders placed before 2pm AEST on business days.
Most Australian orders arrive within 3–6 business days. International delivery is 7–13 business days, and you'll get a tracking link by email the moment it leaves us.
Use it for up to 100 days. If it doesn't make haircuts easier in your house, email us and we'll arrange a return and refund the full amount, including the return postage if you're in Australia.
We don't ask you to justify it or fill in a form.
24 months on the motor, battery and charging from the date of purchase. If it fails in normal use, we'll replace it. It doesn't cover physical damage from drops, or normal blade wear — which is why we sell replacement combs and heads separately.
Yes — we ship worldwide. International orders arrive in 7–13 business days and duties or import taxes are the responsibility of the recipient. We're an Australian business and prices are in Australian dollars; your bank will convert at its own rate.
Still unsure? Our team is in Australia and replies within one business day — usually much sooner.