Description

Natural Rubber Teether  – Twin Pack

The Natural Rubber Fish Teether is ‘PVC Free’ and is ideal to use when teething occurs in young infants. Teething is often accompanied by symptoms such as ache, irritation and swollen gums which can feel hot and uncomfortable. Chewing on a Natural Rubber Teether with its textured surfaces will offers relief by stimulating the gums in preparation for the arrival of the teeth.  Tactile stimulation also assists baby to develop creative thinking, motor skills & sense of touch.

Presented in a Soother Storer – The “Soother-Storer” is the perfect way to keep your Natural Rubber Soother or Teether within reach and easy to find. The Flexi-Handle ensures that the “Soother-Storer” will stay attached to a stroller, handbag or nappy-bag. The durable plastic case keeps your soother or teether hygienic in a clean environment.Perfect for airline travel, as it ensures your soother or teether stays close to you on the flight and always accessible. The soother-storer can hold up to three soothers or two soothers and one teether. You can also use it to keep your teats for bottles safe

STAGES OF TEETHING:

STAGE 1
Teething discomfort can start before teeth even come through.

 STAGE 2
The first four front teeth look cute but can hurt as they come through. Natural Rubber Teethers have been specially designed to assist with this, providing a choice of textured surfaces to bite down on.

STAGE 3
By chewing on The Natural Rubber Teether this will assists with the niggling aches and pains associated with the big teeth (molars) erupting.  It is specially designed to reach the back teeth for this purpose.

Why Avoid Plastic & PVC in Teething products?
Choosing a safe teething toy for your baby is one way you can limit your child’s exposure to harmful endocrinedisruptor’s chemicals, such as BPA. Hormones are the body’s chemical messengers that help tell tissues and organs what to do. Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that mimic hormones.  As these chemicals accumulate in the body, evidence suggests these chemical can influence and damage endocrine and reproductive systems of animals and humans when ingested.