Teethers and teething toys
15 products
Teethers for grasping and exploring
A teether is a toy a baby explores with their hands and mouth. Its shape affects how it can be held: an open ring leaves room for fingers, while a ball can be grasped from several sides. Smooth and textured areas offer different sensations.
Silicone, rubber and combinations
Silicone teethers are flexible and often have a one-piece surface. Natural rubber is a different material and may need different cleaning methods. Models with fabric also require care for their textile parts. Consider the composition of the whole toy.
Shapes in the collection
- Open shapes. The Konges Sløjd teething ball has openings for little fingers to hold.
- Rings and figures. The Mushie flower bracelet combines a ring shape with different surfaces. Rainbows, animals and other shapes are also included.
Use and cleaning
Check teethers regularly for cracks and loose parts. Follow the product's cleaning instructions and allow it to dry thoroughly. Not every teether can be boiled, placed in a dishwasher or chilled. Having no electronics does not make a toy suitable for every cleaning method.
Frequently asked questions
What age is a teether suitable for?
This varies by model. Follow the product's age guidance and consider its shape and size.
Are all teethers made from silicone?
No. The collection includes different materials and combinations with fabric.
Can a teether go in the freezer?
Only if the manufacturer explicitly allows it. Follow the instructions for that model.
How does a ring differ from a ball?
A ring has one central opening; an open ball offers several places to hold.
