Baby teethers

Teething toys are one of the best toys during the teething phase. In these first months of life, babies can explore and soothe the possible discomfort caused by the appearance of their first teeth. Similarly, rattles, as well as keeping them entertained and awake, will help to stimulate both their auditory and visual capacity thanks to their bright colours and sounds.

When are teethers and rattles used?

Whenever baby needs something to keep exploring, teethers and rattles are the best resource to have on hand. Thanks to them, it is possible for babies to feel a high degree of satisfaction to be able to continue responding to everything around them. They will help him to communicate better with adults and his environment.

How are teethers and rattles used?

The rattles and teethers that can be found vary greatly in the type of material they are made of, as well as the type of texture, shape and colour.

For this reason, it is very important to look for the one that best suits the baby's needs and, therefore, the one that can best stimulate him. Therefore, their uses, although simple, depend solely on how much they manage to stimulate the baby in a positive way.

Who can use teethers and rattles?

Teething toys and rattles are recommended for babies as young as a few months old and can be extended up to the age of one year. In fact, in the case of rattles, the recommended time period can be extended.

When and how should teethers and rattles be used?

Teethers and rattles can be used daily to keep baby stimulated and entertained during exploration time.

Does my baby need any type of screening or testing to use teethers and rattles?

Although they are for daily use during the first few months, it is always possible to consult a specialist if in doubt as to which type of material may be the most suitable for each baby.

Can I use teethers and rattles without a prescription?

Teething rings and rattles are vital accessories for a baby's growth and therefore do not require a medical prescription.