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Most babies begin teething around 4 to 6 months, which is a great time to gently introduce a teether. If you notice your little one reaching for things to chew or drooling more than usual, a soft, baby-safe teether can offer comfort.
Yes, especially when made from untreated, natural wood like neem. They’re chemical-free, antibacterial, and free from harmful BPAs often found in plastic. Many parents love wooden options for their simple, sensory-safe design—just like the pieces found in our wooden toy collections.
Each material has its perks, but washable wooden teethers are often praised for being both safe and eco-conscious. They’re tough enough to endure little gums and environmentally friendly—perfect for parents who prefer more natural, plastic-free options.
Look for teethers made from silicone, natural rubber, or untreated wood. These materials are non-toxic and BPA-free, offering safe chewing for your baby. That’s why many of our teething toys use natural, child-friendly materials to prioritize safety without compromise.
Natural wood teethers provide gentle oral stimulation, support gum relief, and encourage early grasping and cause-effect learning. You’ll often find them featured in our 0–12 month sensory toy collections, designed to grow with your baby’s milestones.
Most babies outgrow the need for teethers by age 2–3, but there's no strict rule. Just follow your child’s cues—some may need soothing a bit longer, especially during those final molar days. Our teethers are built to last throughout this entire phase.
