Why Are Teethers Important?

Why Are Teethers Important?

Soothe Sore Gums

As teeth begin pushing through the gums, babies can experience discomfort or pain.  Teethers provide gently pressure that helps relieve soreness and inflammation.

Supports Motor Skills

Grasping, holding, and bringing a teether to the mouth helps build hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

Stimulates Sensory Development

Different shapes, textures, and materials provide varied sensory input that promotes tactile exploration, oral awareness, and early sensory learning.

A Safer Alternative

Babies love to chew on everything.  A well-designed and 100% food grade teether is a safe, hygienic alternative to random household items.