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Fox Baby Teether
$7.95Our Fox Baby Teether is a mix of silicone and beechwood, perfect for sore and tender gums. They are also great for sensory and fine… -
Macramé Shape Teether
$7.95Our Macramé Shape Baby Teether is a mix of cotton and beechwood, perfect for sore and tender gums. They are also great for sensory and… -
Koala Baby Teether
$7.95Our cute Koala Baby Teether is a mix of silicone and beechwood, perfect for sore and tender gums. They are also great for sensory and… -
Finger Baby Toothbrush Teether
$4.95Our Finger Baby Toothbrush Teether is designed to help young children become aware of dental hygiene and get used to the brushing sensation on their… -
Silicone Baby Teething Wheel
$7.95Our Silicone Baby Teething Wheel is not just a teether but also a toy! It can be used in the bath, at the beach, or… -
Ring Baby Teether Macramé
$7.95Our Ring Baby Teether Macramé is a mix of cotton and beechwood, perfect for sore and tender gums. They are also great for sensory and… -
Lil Dimpl – FAT BRAIN TOYS
$5.95Lil' dimpl is the perfect pal for early play! Delightful bubbles that'll love to poke or pop again are made entirely of soft, safe silicone.…
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to clean a teether?
It’s important to deep clean teethers from time to time. Soak them in hot water mixed with mild dish detergent for a few minutes, then soak in warm or cold vinegar and freshwater together for 15 minutes before rinsing thoroughly under cool water so that they don’t grow bacteria on their surfaces which could cause illness if ingested by your baby!
100% silicone teethers can be placed in the top rack of the dishwasher or washed by hand in soapy water.
If the teether contains wood, please only wipe clean as the wood can swell.
Can you freeze a teether?
Put the teething ring in a refrigerator to chill for an enjoyable experience. You may be able to freeze them but make sure to inspect them as they can become too hard for the baby as their gums may be hurt from exposure! Avoid fluid-filled toys as well since they could cause injury when being chewed on by babies who tend not yet know how teeth work best 🙂
What age can I give my baby a teether?
The American Academy of Pediatrics says that most babies start teething between 4 and 7 months old, but there are some safe for them as early as 3 months. Our company makes sure our products meet safety standards as a priority. We recommend using teethers when your baby can clasp and then hold onto items themselves.
How do I know my baby is teething?
Some babies show more symptoms than others during the teething period. The most common ones include irritability, disrupted sleep, and swelling or inflammation of gums. Some babies can also lose their appetite, drool a lot and have a rash around the mouth. If your baby is experiencing any one or two of these then they are most likely teething. Make sure to seek medical assistance from an expert if you are unsure or need further guidance.
Make your toddler’s teething timeless painful with our best quality teething toys
Is your infant around four to six months old now and starting to crawl more proficiently? Teething will likely follow if it hasn’t happened yet. Teething is an important developmental milestone that comes with challenges because of the pain and discomfort it brings to the infants, and eventually, some sleepless nights to the parents too. So, if you notice your child chewing on almost everything they can get their hands on, it may be time to get them baby teething toys. …