Baby Teething Toys for 0-6 Months and 6-12 Months, Set of 4 Guitar Shaped Silicone Teether Toys with 2 Pacifier Clips, Soothes Infant Sore Gums, Chew Toy Perfect for Newborn Boys and Girls - Made of Food Grade Silicone Review

Cute little guitar teethers. Happy color, fun design, fun for babies. The pacifier clips are good. Easy to clean and durable.

They're really sweet and soft enough to chew on. The shape is quite unique and the guitar's "handles" allow baby to hold onto it while teething. They also have a hole at the end for a clamp. I'm just a little concerned that the long "neck end" might accidentally end up back in the baby's mouth, so I won't be leaving them unattended. The rest is very cute and colorful and beautiful, like teethers.

They are soft and durable but the packaging could be better/sturdier. After sanitizing it I gave it to my little one today and the only thing she took was a bright pink scissor foot electric guitar. While these are good teething toys, 3 out of 4 look exactly the same just different colors. These aren't terrible teethers, they just didn't interest my daughter or hold her attention. I think $8 would be a little fairer than $10 for this product.

These guitar teethers are so cute. I just like fun shapes. The teethers are large: 5 inches long and 1/4 inch thick, but they have lots of textural detail on both sides and are great for exploring little hands and mouths. Silicone is soft and flexible and of course easy to clean. And the dotted laces go great with the colorful teethers! The packaging is quite basic, each teether is individually wrapped and placed in a sealed ziplock pouch, but for the price I'm very happy with it!

These teethers aren't bad, but they can be improved upon. They are made entirely of silicone and come in a variety of textures, although there may be more shapes and widths. For example, you could throw some plates there. I'm also a little afraid that they might be too thick for a child's mouth. And the included straps broke fairly quickly, making it a potential choking hazard. I probably wouldn't recommend using clamps as they don't seem very strong. But they are easy to clean by rinsing them…