Vulli Sophie The Giraffe New Box, Polka Dots, One Size, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

I bought this for a friend as part of a baby shower gift. She loved it!

My baby thinks it’s very funny when this toy squeaks. As for teething, he isn’t the biggest fan but will still use it occasionally.

My daughter has an easy time holding it and getting into her mouth unlike other toys we’ve tried but it collects fuzzy and hair really easy, I have to constantly rinse it off which can be a little difficult since you have to plug the squeaker hole.

Ive been trying to find different teethers for my 6 month old but she hasnt really taken a liking to any of them. She loves Sofie though. Right now the ears are perfect for soothing her lower front gums as her first teeth come in.

The babies love them.

Sould work as intended if baby begins to love it.

Everywhere and I wondered what the big deal was and now I know! These are perfect for teething and designed specifically for the different stages of teething. The little ears are perfect when their front teeth are coming in, and the feet are great for molars! Plus she’s really cute.

I can honestly say I was very surprised how much my son loves this giraffe. The little nubs and legs are great for putting different geometries inside babies’ mouths, and now that my son is teething, he gets the biggest smile when I pull out this toy. One thing to note is that the company warns against getting water inside the squeak hole. It can get trapped in there, and apparently some giraffes were found to have mold in them a few years back. I usually just put my thumb over it while washing her off and it seems to be fine. She is a little expensive for the size of toy that she is, but I think this toy is well worth the price tag. Not made in China (like so many toys sold in the US today), but in France, you can feel how good the materials used to make Sophie are by just picking her up. Definitely would recommend to parents of teething babies, and just babies in general.

I LOVE it for my daughter she can hold it and I don’t have to worry about her smacking herself hard. No teeth yet so sorry maybe I ll review again. At 4 months almost 5 she chews away on it.