👶 3-Pack Silicone Baby Teething Toys in Remote Control Shape - Teethers for Boys and Girls, 6-12 Months - Molar Teether Chew Toys in Blue, Red, and Purple Review

That's what I expected. Good size, nice design. I don't know why they have mold at the bottom, I'm not going to put water in them and freeze them or use them for plasticine or whatever, so that part seems pretty pointless to me, except that it collects water after washing, so you have to keep them during the Turn over to dry so they are all dry.

This is a nice set of 3 remote controls to take home. My son crawls and always looks for his "remote control" as a teething ring. I like that it's light and a good size. This is not a small toy that is easy to lose. It is very easy to clean and disinfect. The only thing I don't like are the holes on the back because they are more difficult to clean, but you can always microwave or sanitize.

Yes, this teether is PVC, BPA, latex and lead free. But the first thing that struck me when I opened it is that all the remotes have dog bones and fish shapes and on the back all the differently shaped holes look like a place to put treats for puppies and kittens to catch fish be able. LAUGH OUT LOUD. My observation could be completely wrong, maybe a coincidence? But to be honest my 1 year old always wants a remote control and it's close enough to reality to keep her entertained. But if we…

They currently cost $6 each. Too expensive for me. good colors Flexible silicone. There is a really cool TV remote control on the front. The buttons don't press, but they look more real than most children's toys. My kids have always been interested in the real thing and have never been amused by the awkward and difficult-to-understand childish versions. Now, on the other hand, there are depressions in the form. You can learn shapes. something like. You can make ice cream (recommended in the ad)

Our 8 month old LO has been obsessed with our "adult" remotes since she was 6 months old and loves to chew on them when she picks them up! I thought about getting light and solid, but it looks like their purpose is for chewing on remote controls and playing with other toys. came across this sentence. The silicone makes it suitable as a chew toy and the buttons/texture give it a more realistic look and they are perfect for children too. Unfortunately it took our daughter 48 hours to "digest" the

My daughter is crazy about remote controls which is strange because we don't watch TV with her and we don't let her watch TV (she is 8 months old). Silicone teethers are great, as are these "removed" teethers. I'm a little concerned that the 'buttons' might eventually break, and I don't know if I care about the letters/numbers 'printed' on the remote. This gives them a more realistic look, but I have no idea if they are printed with safe inks. I will only watch for signs of wear and discard if…

All my children always and only wanted to reach for the "real things", be it remote controls, telephones or car keys. All we seemed to pay attention to was exactly what they wanted to touch as well. No one cared about brightly colored plastic keychains or flashy cartoon phones. Regarding remotes, we've gotten to the point where we've taken the batteries out of old/rarely used remotes and just let the kids play with the real ones. " action, you must pretend to use them, then place them slightly…

I bought this toy for our little daughter who is always trying to reach the TV remote! Every time we ban her from playing with her, she gets upset, but no more! The remote control teething toy (or in this case the 3 piece set) is a well designed silicone remote control. In fact, it has great detail for a silicone mold - nice "buttons" with well-defined shapes and numbers/like text printed or molded onto the keycaps. It's a good size too - light enough for a child to have a good grip and big…