Relieve Your Baby'S Teething Pain With Itzy Ritzy'S Bunny Teething Mitt - Adjustable, Crinkly, And Textured Review

Purchased 2 mits, one for each of my Abby’s hands but she is totally uninterested due to sizing. They are a bit large and hang off her hands even when strapped on tightly. Not the easiest to clean due to cloth material (I usually toss them in washer and dryer after each use, so they don’t get used that often). They may be better suit for teething and teether a id they were made of all rubber/silicone.

Way too small for my 6 month old (who is also a preemie so he is on the small side). He still likes to play with it and chew on it though.

It’s like twice the size of the babies hand and it doesn’t stay on either. Seems like a good idea but it’s just hard for a baby to use because it’s way too big.

My daughter loves this teether but she doesn't actually wear it. The person who made this had high expectations for a baby. She stills loves to play with it and the little sleeve part makes a crunchy sound that keeps her entertained

This was one of the first teethers we bought. It did not stay on his hand even for a few minutes. After a few uses, the stitching started to come loose. I also didn't like that you couldn't sterilize it and it took forever to dry after washing. I'll stick to the all-over silicone that can easily be washed and dried.

This "mitten" won't even go on my baby's hand. However, she does like holding it to use as something to chew on and the crinkle fabric sound of the mitten is a plus, she loves that too! Minus a few stars for fit, but a few stars for a play toy.

I dont think hands are supposed to go all the way up into the silicone part, but my 3 month olds hands barely fit into the fabric part. He's enjoying playing with it so we'll keep it, but I wish it fit so he wouldn't drop it.

Only gave 3 starts because of how small it is! Could barely get it in LO’s hand but she does like it just it’s so small that I can’t keep it on her very long

I bought this for my newborn but he was not interested in the slightest, and when he got his teeth he didn't care much. But at about 8 months old to a year he likes it because of the crinkly sound lol. He'll bite on it just bc he likes biting things but I don't know if it's helping for his teething specifically.Easy to clean I just toss it in the washer.

I thought this was a great idea, my 3 month old is already teething and holding onto a traditional teething ring or other instrument just isn't his thing, however, he LOVES to gnaw on his hands so I figured this would be great. You know what they say about assuming. he wants NOTHING to do with it. Throws an absolute fit when he discovers it covering his pudgy little fist. Maybe a few weeks down the line.Also, being that the 'sleeve' part of the teether is fabric it would absolutely need to be…

I’ve got a teething 4 month old so I tried this because he kept chewing on his hands. This works well when it stays in place. It doesn’t stay on his hands well at all so he mostly just holds it to chew.

It is rare for a baby to have his/her hand completely opened straight. which is why this product doesn't really work. It really is a great idea in theory, but in my opinion this was poor execution. Not very well thought out. My baby is going to be 3 months in a week and is barely over 10lbs. Her hands are not large and this product will not fit or stay on simply because her hands form fists. It is close to impossible to get a baby to keep hands opened straight.Pros: very easy to clean, cute

**update at 8 monthsHe still isn't really interested in the mitt overall. He doesn't like to put it on his hands and would prefer to hold it. Durability- the item hasn't been used much in the last 8 months. Which is why it still looks like it did out of the box. I will say though that the stiching and silicone pieces haven't faded or frayed when we washed or wiped it down.Durability is certainly there. It's cute and simple, but my 6 month old just grabs it with both hands and chews on it for 20

My sun doesn’t wear It on his hand it kept falling off no matter how tight I put it in him so he teeths on it just by holding it. Love the fox look super adorable

We love these so much that we bought two of them. Our baby prefers the cactus over the llama. It’s easier for him to chew. He has two teeth now and it won’t fit his hand much longer. Wish they were Sounds good! Tiny bit bigger. We love the crinkle noises they make, that he can’t lose it when it’s on his hand, and that it’s great for teething.

Better in theory than in practicality. Baby used it by holding it rather than it being placed on hand because tiny (mind of their own) baby fingers and stiff teether mitten aren't very compatible

I sadly had to return this item. The mitt fits my 4 month olds balled up hand, however it WILL NOT say on for more than 5 minutes no matter how tight I Velcro it. I have had good luck with Malarkey Munch Mitt though.

Super cute but my 4 month old is a chunk and sadly it doesn’t fit his whole hand so it is a little uncomfortable. That's my feedback.

The mit is a little too bulky and long for my 4 month old. He’s always eating his hands so we thought this would be perfect to help teeth. The mit doesn’t stay on well, he hands are small still and it’s hard for him to get the textured rubber part in his mouth, which I believe is the purpose… I do like the crinkle sound the glove part makes, it does entertain him while trying to chew. Will definitely pull this back out when he’s a bit bigger. Just not working for us too well at this age, and…

The world doesn’t have many ridges. So it’s kind of like baby is teething on large thick hard pacifier. I did order the fox and he loves the fox. I am considering ordering the cactus next. I love how it makes you put the babies hand in open and also thumb out to be free so baby has full control over the mitten! Love how not only Sue’s my baby but also develops fine motor and gross skills