Smily Mia Reindeer Never Drop Hand Held Baby Teether for 3-6Months, Baby Teething Toys for Babies 0-6Months, Best Baby Easter Backet Stuffers for 6-12Months, Nude
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lilliana
> 24 hourMy son absolutely loves this teething toy. It’s so adorable and durable. I bought this teething toy a few months ago and he still uses it today. It’s still in great condition as if I bought it brand new. I love how it has different textures on the handles and it’s very flexible. I definitely recommend buying this teether.
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Dawn K
> 24 hourThe ridges and chewing areas are amazing. Plus, babies love carrying this thing around. So cute and so worth the small price tag!
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Arpita Agarwal
> 24 hourIt is really cute and easy for baby to hold but the dust and clothes lint keep sticking to it.It gets dirty within seconds...its a cleaning nightmare.
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Jorge Ruecker
> 24 hourMy son loves this as it was the only teething toy that he like/would actually use. My MIL lost it when she watched him a few months ago & he lost his ever loving mind....had to buy 2 more & now all is right in the world
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Christopher Morales
> 24 hourLooking at this toy at first I hope it was a soft safe silicone type material for my 6 month old son. He does not like pacifiers but I noticed he loved to bite the nibble of his bottle. (Because of he teething.) The hands of the penguin were the shape of nipples. My son loves his new toy/teether. It was a good price and product. Would buy again.
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Kathy Fitzgerald
> 24 hourWe have other teether sthat my baby likes but doesnt consistently hold them tight enough. This is perfect because of how shes able to hold it is much easier. Shes a hand chewer and always brings her hand to her face anyway so she starting using it immediately
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Christina Pagels
> 24 hourWhat’s a binkie? My three month old loves this more! She holds it everywhere she goes, sucks on it, chews on it, loves it. Great for her teething. Highly recommend. Haven’t had any problems with durability though I’m sure just like pacifiers I’ll have to replace it for usual wear and tear
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Brandy Frisella
> 24 hourSuper easy grip! My grandson is 6 months and he loves it!!
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Jasmine
> 24 houreasy for them to hold
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Gabriela
> 24 hourMy son had a cleft lip and he wasn’t able to use a paci I read all the comments about this and he simply loves it, he would even sleep with it on his hand Thank you!
MOM"S CHOICE WINNER of 2022 for BABY MOUTHING TOYS
Nominated as one of the best TOY AND GIFT for babies by POPSUGAR.
Describe as: It"s a cute little hand pacifier that your little one can wear on their wrist or hold in their hand. The teether has multiple textures to help soothe aching gums.
Quit YOUR BABY"S PACIFIER WHEN THEY TURN TO 6MONTH
For 0-6 Months, SUCKING IS CALMING
There is very small space in 0-6Months baby"s mouth. The tongue moves 1/2+1/2 front and back like wave. While sucking, nipple filled the whole mouth so that baby can get a good latch to have efficient feeding. So sucking practise will help your baby maintain a wide and low hard palate.
For 6M+, BITING IS CALMING
Space of baby"s mouth gets much bigger after 6M+, the nipple will not be able to fulfill the whole mouth. Baby"s tongue is still moving like wave, so each sucking will push the hard palate upwards, which will lead to a narrow high hard palate. Leads to breath through Mouth. So quit pacifier for 6M+.
Reach Front & Back Teeth for Teething Pain RELIEF
Never Drop Even on Moving
Baby"s hand is inside the reindeer, the wrist design keeps the teether on baby"s hand, keep it from droppping.
Can better massage the back teeth with hat off
For eash wash and for better gum massage.
For 6M+, CHEWING IS CALMING. Chew Help with Jaw Movement and Good Oral Structure
1. Helps maintance Low Broad Hard Palate
2. Help with jaw movement & development
3. Help relieve teething pain & discomfort
4. Help with mouthing exploration
Same Never Drop Design But Can Be Split into Two Parts
1. The stem inside is a little bit lower than the one in penguin, since baby has got more control over their hand;
2. Can be used with the reindeer head to prevent digit sucking, or without to reach and massage back teeth.
