RaZbaby RaZberry Silicone Baby Teether Toy - Soothe Sore Gums and Hands-Free Teething Relief - BPA Free - Easy-to-Hold Fruit Shape (Red) Review

It's really cute, I was hoping all The Ridges on it would help my son with his teething problems. But so far I see no relief. It's quite flexible and flexible, more than I expected, and doesn't bounce much when you squeeze it. So I'm not entirely sure if this will do the job, but it looks really good, so I gave it a good rating. Looks exactly like a raspberry but from the way it's advertised I have a feeling it should taste like a raspberry, which it doesn't, don't expect it. I wasn't expecting

I am an adult and received this to use for stimming. I have sensory issues and am very careful about the textures to focus on when I'm down, but I really like the different textures and the feel of the silicone on this teether! The silicone is soft but strong/thick so it feels secure. The nipple has evenly spaced bulges, and the line crossing it, where they converge, is imperceptible to the touch. The shield area has a light leaf texture and the handle is wrapped in a vine texture. All of this…

The nubs on this bite nipple make my baby enjoy chewing on it. He doesn't like to suck on a pacifier, but he does like to chew on bumps. However, my child has never really liked pacifiers, so if your child really likes pacifiers, chances are he will really take advantage of them, sucking on them so that the bumps roll over his gums, in and out, with each suckle. Slightly larger in the nipple area than a normal pacifier, this teether is designed for older children - young children with teething…

My 5 month old daughter is suddenly teething and we are struggling to find anything to relieve her sore gums. I love this pacifier/teething ring because it's easy to hold, is made entirely of silicone (not filled with water or gel) and is soft to put on. The texture of the raspberry piques her interest, and the edges of the "leaves" are wide enough that she can't put it all in her mouth. Since this toy isn't filled with water, I can put it in the freezer and it won't harden. I'm only giving it…

It took me a long time to arrive - three weeks and three days, but my grandson won't let him go. She has tried sharing with Mini Moose, my mum's dog, rather than leaving him, which is a sure sign she likes him. She also shares teething cookies with Mini Elk instead of throwing him like she does by throwing cans of meat pie. The dog also does not like meat pie. However, there was a loud happy squeal and an instant taste, followed by slaps on her tray, some serious chewing before waving it in…