Natural Wood Teethers for Babies

Soothing natural relief

As babies begin teething, finding safe and effective relief becomes essential. Our wood teethers are crafted from natural, untreated wood, ensuring they are free from chemicals and toxins often found in plastics. This natural material offers a firm surface that babies love to chew on, relief for sore gums.

Why Choose Natural Wood Teethers?

More than practical a connection to nature and a sensory experience that babies love. They are ideal for infants exploring textures and tastes, promoting early development in a safe and eco-friendly way. Perfect for parents seeking a natural alternative to plastic teethers. our wood teethers provide peace of mind and effective relief throughout the teething stages.

Enhance your baby’s teething experience with our Natural Wood Teethers—a sustainable choice for comfort, safety, and developmental play.

Key Features:

• Safe and Natural: Made from high-quality, untreated wood, furthermore these teethers are free from harmful chemicals, ensuring safety with every chew.
• Durable and Eco-Friendly: The sturdy wood construction makes them durable and eco-friendly, offering a sustainable teething solution.
• Soothing Texture: The natural wood texture provides sensory stimulation and relief for teething discomfort.
• Portable and Practical: Lightweight and easy to grasp, wood teethers are perfect for home or on-the-go soothing.

Maintaining wood teethers is simple and ensures they remain safe and hygienic for your baby:

• Cleaning: Clean the wood teether regularly using a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid soaking the wood as it may cause it to swell or crack.
• Drying: After cleaning, allow the teether to air dry completely before storing or using it again. Ensure it is thoroughly dry to prevent mold or mildew.
• Conditioning: Periodically, you can apply a food-grade oil like coconut or olive oil to the wood to help maintain its natural luster and prevent drying or cracking. Wipe off any excess oil after
• application.
• Inspect: Check the teether for any signs of wear or damage. Discard if there are splinters, cracks, or loose parts that could pose a choking hazard.
• Storage: Store the wood teether in a clean, dry place when not in use. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity to prolong its lifespan.

These simple maintenance steps will ensure that your baby’s wood teether remains safe, clean, and enjoyable throughout their teething phase.