otostickBaby | Cosmetic ear corrector | It contains 8 correctors + one protective baby cap | From 3 months of age.

Currently on day 2 of trial, so far, so good. It's a clever product, 2 flat suckers with a little bridge between them, thin silicone and fairly invisible once stuck down behind baby's ears. I can see that it's already effective, my baby is no longer sleeping on folded ears. She is 3 months old, so ear cartilage is pretty soft at the moment, and she doesn't know how to take the stickers off. To be fair, they are fairly sturdy, I messed up the first one and it took a cotton bud, bio oil and lots of love to remove it. Her ear was totally fine, not red afterwards. I can imagine if an older baby tried to tear it off, the result would be a little worse.I didn't use the little mesh hat that came with the product, I put it over her head and the bit that was supposed to go under the chin seemed a little bit too tight.All in all, this is a great product. I will update when I see full results in the coming weeks.

The adhesive stick on these are non existent. We put two on our baby and within hours they had become unstuck. Put a new pair on and the same again! We made sure the area had been cleaned and dried as per the instructions and we were very careful applying it and making sure we didn’t touch the adhesive while it was put on. We 100% put these on correctly, however clearly these are a rubbish product otherwise I wouldn’t have had these issues. Not only do they not even work but they have cost me a lot of money just to find that out! DO NOT BUY!

Update: 20 April 2020. I've decided to give them a go and continue to use the full set without returning it - this is because they stick on very long and this is the best thing I could try for my baby before her ears can't be corrected anymore. Is still difficult to get the paper removed but I change my strategy now. I first try to loosen the paper off, pulling it out but not removing it completely on all sides so that it makes it easier to be removed afterwards while attaching it to the baby's ears. First attach it to the ear ( top side) then attach it to the head carefully holding the hair away. Skin must be cleaned and completely dried before hand. Also it is useful if there's someone else distracting the baby while you're attaching the silicone devices. They remain sticked on for very long, I kept them longer than a week actually as the area was clean and nice. Very difficult to remove them although, you must have lot of patience, it takes me more than 30 minutes to do so as the baby doesn't like it. I'm using olive oil to mosturize the area around the ear and head while massaging gently.I have started using this when she was 4 month old, now she's 7 months old and I can notice a small improvement. Her ears are still very soft (I'm breastfeeding and this makes the cartilage be soft for longer than bottle feed babies because of the hormones in the milk) so I will have to use this for longer until her cartilage get thouger. I'm updating the stars to 3, will keep updating the end results.I'm very upset and crying, after I have just tried to stick these between my baby's head and ears. There's definitely something wrong with the paper that's protecting the glue, as I struggled to remove it. Firstly I removed the paper from one side, which is divided in half, once you remove a half, is very tricky to remove the second half. Now think about having this on baby's head or ear, you'll have to remove the other side which is splited in other 2 parts. I tried to remove the last part very gentle but it's nearly impossible to do so, without touching the other half which had the paper removed and sticking your fingers on. My baby was crying her heart out while I was removing the paper cause it was pulling her skin at the same time. Eventually managed to stick both side, but we were both in tears. Once on, I can tell you it doesn't make much difference as the product has a big space in between and it doesn't hold the ear close enough to the head. Also, the sticker is only holding to one point, and not along the ear. The better part of this I would say is the cap mesh, which actually holds the baby's ears near the head. Unfortunately the design makes me feel unsecure to leave it on my baby's head, I'm worried it might obstruct baby's respiratory areas and make it difficult for her to breath or she could strangle. The material is not great either, contains polyester, some babies might be alergic to this. I think there are better devices that can do the job and will less hassle, I'm returning this and I would like a refund as this product doesn't fit for the purpose.

I checked with my GP to make sure these were ok to use on a baby from a medical perspective and she gave the thumbs up.These are round stickers that stick the back of the ear to the side of the head. You need to apply with care (i mess up one each time i apply them) but once on they are barely visible. They do the job perfectly and my 3 month old's sticky outy ears are held back securely. He feels no discomfort whatsoever. They last about a week and are not painful to peel off either. I can't vouch for whether they work long term so so his ears grow backwards not outwards but we're going to give it a go.

I only gave 4* instead of 5* as very expensive for what it is. Easy to use and stay on for a week. Great product but outrageously overpriced.

My babies ears stick out at the top. My friend has used similar products for her baby and has had great results.These are easy to use, they are super sticky but can lose the stick if not stuck on correct first time. Make sure you check then position you require before sticking them on and try not to touch the sticky part as it will lose stick. I stick onto the ear and then peel the other side and stick to the head.My baby has been wearing them for 3 days now and they dont seem to bother him at all. Hopefully we get good results.

So expensive and didn't function, I have used 1 year for my boy and didn't function it's only for the moment when it's used

Not suitable for a baby. The stickers leave so much distance that you do not see a difference. Plus it is very hard to place it on a baby. Really expensive