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Yes, when it’s made from food-grade or medical-grade silicone, it's widely recognized as safe for babies. It’s the same material used in bottle nipples and pacifiers for years—soft on gums, non-toxic, and durable enough for everyday use.
It’s true that not every product labeled “100% silicone” is made to the same standards. That’s why we focus only on food-grade, baby-safe silicone—the kind trusted in pacifiers, bottle nipples, and our own range of teethers and sensory toys—rigorously tested for safety and durability.
Generally, yes. Silicone is biocompatible, doesn’t leach chemicals like BPA, and withstands high temperatures—making it a safer and longer-lasting alternative to plastic, especially in items like teethers, bath toys, and feeding sets.
Babies love to chew, and silicone’s chewy-yet-firm texture is perfect for soothing sore gums. Many of our teething toys, like those in the Sensory Teether or Montessori Gift Sets, are designed to combine sensory play with oral comfort.
Absolutely. One of silicone’s best qualities is how well it handles heat and repeated washing. Most toys in our collection are dishwasher-safe, boil-safe, and made to last through all the drops, bites, and washes that come with toddler life.
Only when it's not used correctly—such as in unapproved forms like injectable silicone, which is a medical concern unrelated to toys. The silicone in baby toys is non-invasive, doesn’t stay inside the body, and is widely approved for infant use.
