🍄 BPA-Free Mushroom Teether: Silicone Baby Teething Toy with Rattling Feature & Soothing Pacifier - Green Review

I don't know why this isn't considered a choking hazard! The little rattle pops out very easily. I immediately took it off and threw it in the trash. The teether seems difficult to clean due to the many cracks inside. Other than those two issues, it seems very good and my kid loves it. I'll just watch for mold growth. If you buy this, be sure to throw the rattle away!

The rattle in this toy is a small plastic ball the size of a grape. The small ball is not sealed inside the toy, but can be easily removed through a hole in the bottom of the toy. Baby chew toys pose a serious choking hazard!?! This teething toy violates US Consumer Product Safety Committee regulations. I will report this to the CPSU. Search for US CPSC thrush toys in your browser, there is a link to report toys breaking the rules. I'm always very suspicious of items like this that have…

Update - As I thought my 5 month old loves this teether. He's easy to hold and will go mad if he bites little ears. I really like this teether and I think my son will love it too. The quality for the price is amazing. Why anyone would pay over $20 for a rubber giraffe when such teethers exist I will never know. To be honest the quality seems much better and the price is definitely better. I also didn't know it was a rattle so it was a nice surprise, I was expecting it to be a $20 teether, free…

We call it alien giraffe because of its looks. It's very cute and easy for our little boy to play with as one of his first toys at 11 weeks old. We put it on our hand and he can learn to grasp it and he likes to put it in his mouth and clip it to his ears and horns. He also learns to shake it a little for a rattle sound. Rinses easily and can also be washed in the dishwasher. I put it on the dryer to make sure it was very dry and no water was coming out of the ears and horns. Update: at 5…

My baby has an early teether (late 2 months) and is still having trouble (4 months) using other teethers. I can give it to him and he can use it all himself. He likes the bobbing head and knows the horns, ears and face. While it's not the most exciting toy for him, it's still the only teether he can use alone, so it's a win in my book. There are downsides to consider, too: you can't submerge or boil it in water, and it doesn't suck very well, and it's difficult to get your hand stuck in it at…

This is the only teether my baby loves. He started teething at four months and refused all other teethers we tried. However, the shape allows you to wrap your hand around the tip of the stem just below your head. The shape of the head fits slightly around her fist, making it very easy for him to hold on to. He started chewing on the top of the pacifier's handles at four months of age, switching to the ears at around six months and to the ears and base at seven months. He loves this business…

Okay, you name the teether and it's ours. Gel teethers, vibrating teethers, beaded teethers, raspberry teethers, giraffes etc. THIS teether/toy was a godsend for my 3 month old son who is now 6 months old. We don't travel without them. (This is the teether you are about to buy that we called "Medusa"). Anyway, my daughter had no teeth at 3 months. But like all good kids, she wanted to stick something on and massage that special side of her little mouth. Where are the little um ears? antennas…

This is the best toy for a 2-3 month old baby, hands down! I've had these $25 giraffes and other all-rubber French toys, lots of them and they've worked for days, but there's never been anything a baby loved more than this weird little toy! Firstly, although silicone, the material is MUCH more attractive than a natural rubber giraffe. Softer, smoother and completely odorless. It's very easy to clean and the color doesn't rub off like a giraffe toy, so nothing rolls off baby. It is washable and…