Features
- Natural rubber teether – made from baby-safe natural rubber that’s gentle and safe for little mouths to chew. • Textured surfaces – gently massage sore gums and provide soothing teething relief. • Lightweight and perfectly sized – easy for small hands to hold and explore independently. • Supports oral development – encourages hand-to-mouth coordination and early sensory learning. • Easy to clean – simple to rinse or wipe for everyday hygiene. • Fuss-free design – no gels, liquids, or hidden parts — just pure, safe teething comfort.
Materials
- Made from natural rubber
- Child-safe design with no gels or liquids
- Sized for baby’s grip to prevent choking hazards
- Safety-tested to meet international standards
Safety
- Inspect before each use and replace immediately at the first sign of wear, damage, or tearing.
- Do not attach strings, ribbons, or cords to the teether — risk of strangulation.
- Never allow baby to sleep with the teether in their mouth or cot.
- Only use under adult supervision and ensure the teether remains clean and dry when not in use.
Care Instructions
- Clean before and after each use with warm, soapy water and rinse well.
- Not suitable for microwave or steam sterilisation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this teether safe for babies?
Yes, it’s made from natural rubber and safety-tested to international standards.
How do I clean it?
Wash with warm, soapy water before and after each use, then rinse well. Do not microwave or steam sterilise.
Can babies hold it easily?
Yes, it’s lightweight and sized perfectly for small hands to grip and explore.
Will it hurt my baby’s gums?
No, the natural rubber is gentle yet durable, with textured surfaces that massage without being harsh.
How long does a teether last?
This depends on use, but it’s best to replace at the first sign of wear or damage to keep your baby safe.
Does it contain gels or liquids?
No, this teether is made from solid natural rubber with no hidden parts.
Is it suitable for very young babies?
Yes, it can be introduced as soon as teething begins, typically around 3–4 months.
What if my baby refuses it?
Every baby is different. Try offering it at different times of day — many parents find babies accept teethers more easily when gums are especially sore.




