Bonbino™ Teether Rings - (4 Pack) Silicone Sensory Teething Rings - Soothes Baby Gum Pain! (Blues & Greens)

For months, we've been dealing with teething. Our son is now 15 months old, and he is suffering from a rabid molar attack. Over the last few months, we've bought a lot of teething rings and products. These rings have surpassed all others by a significant margin. Because of the following reasons: br>1) They don't attract dirt and grime; this is probably selfish on my part, but I despise toys that I have to clean and pull hair from all of the time. The rings can also be put in the dishwasher. Bonus! br>2) They are small enough to slip on my wrist and go. We have a small (and more manly) messenger bag for our baby. It's stuffed to the brim with his favorite toys and essentials. It's nice not to have to stuff it with yet another toy. Not to mention that they come in handy when I'm wearing my son (Moby wraps are fantastic) and can't carry his bag with me. br>3) They're the right hardness for his gums: not too soft (taggies and blankies) or too hard (all of his cars, blocks, and so on). They're a match made in heaven for him. They also have ridges and circles that massage his tender gums and aid in the removal of those pesky molars when he chews. br>4) Development of the senses! He's putting them on and off both his wrist and his feet. He's completely engrossed in what he's doing. He can chew on one while messing with the others because they come in a pack of four. I could go on, but I'm sure you get the idea. Invest in these; they're well worth it. br>At long last, my poor baby is getting some (non-toxic) medical attention. relief that has been medicated br>For a dose of cuteness overload, check out the attached photos:.

Addison TURNBULL

| Dec 17, 2021

My 4- Month old baby loves to eat these and I love the fact that they are 100% food- silicone of a high quality Keep an eye out for phony websites. dubbed "BPA-free" teethers that aren't made of silicone, rubber, or wood that are "free" - Search for "Baby teether study finds many contain potentially harmful chemicals" on Google. br>br>These rings are extremely easy to clean. Use a clip to keep them attached to the baby's onesie. So they don't get flung across the room, they're tied to a pacifier ribbon. Last but not least, the rings are small enough to fit in my baby's mouth because he can grab and squeeze the sides to form a loop. Other teethers, on the other hand, do not serve their intended purpose. Only the silicone nuby with bristles is another option we like. I hope you found this review to be informative.

Hanna Freeman

| Aug 08, 2021

It's fairly long-lasting. I bought these for my toddlers' classroom and they are exactly what you'd expect. Binky straps are used to secure them to their shirts, preventing cross contamination and providing them with something to chew on (other than each other) while teething. This product does exactly what you'd expect it to do: it's easy to clean and, for the most part, durable. I did have a two-year-old bite one in half, but no teether can withstand constant use indefinitely. In terms of my experience with the product, as well as my experience with the company, I was pleased. The first email we exchanged was one of my favorites. The little PDF guide with teething facts and tips was an excellent addition to the purchase. However, after receiving multiple requests from the company to review the product, I began to feel harassed; I understand that small businesses rely on word of mouth, but I'd rather use a product for a while before writing a review.

Yosef Olsen

| Feb 06, 2021

She's six months old now, and she only wants these when her teeth hurt (which is a lot these days). When it's cold outside, she wears this ring. She loses interest as the temperature rises, and she will frequently fuss until I give her another cold one. She now only wants this as a teething toy. She used to chew on other toys, which she still does, but she gets frustrated and fusses until I give her a ring. Although each baby is unique, I believe that the majority of babies will enjoy these. They're brightly colored to catch the attention of babes, have different textures, and are easy to hold. They can be washed in the dishwasher, making them simple to maintain. We initially purchased one pack (or it may have been given to us through our registry), and we recently purchased a second four-pack. Because every baby is different, I would start with one pack and add more if your child enjoys them.

Kylie Copeland

| Sep 16, 2021

Margot, my four-month-old puppy, is doing well. I am grateful for the chance to express my delight. br>I brought them to California for my granddaughter Margot. First and foremost, Amazon delivered them on time, with excellent packaging. br>br>My Margot has just turned four months old and is teething like a pro. She had the Comotomo and a few others, but she had blisters on her fingers from gnawing on them. br>br>Well, she got them on Monday and she really likes them. They're bright, easy to grasp, and she can use the rings to reach the back of her gums without gagging, which was an issue with the Comotomo. In addition, the Comotomo lacks enough ridges and nubs to provide comfort and soothing to the baby. br>br>More importantly, they are adored by my Yuppie Millennial daughter and her husband. I knew I had done enough research so that, even if they didn't like them, they would have to see that I bought them in good faith when they went back to reference. They are ecstatic, to put it that way. I couldn't either, because I was able to make everyone smile. That is very kind of you.

Macy Bernard

| Jun 27, 2021

When the baby was about 3 months old, I purchased this item. When he tried to use these rings, he was frustrated because he couldn't bend or shove them into his mouth, which would prevent him from choking. He had less control over his hands as well. Now that the baby is five months old, he or she enjoys this item and is less frustrated. His gum makes squeaky noises against it, and he can squeeze the ring into an oval shape a little more. The ridges appear to help from time to time. br>br>It should always be cleaned because dust and hair can easily adhere to it. br>I sanitized the item in semi-boiling water for less than a minute, moving it around the pot constantly in case it melted on the pot. br>I also purchased pacifier clips to keep the pacifiers from being dropped or tossed by the baby.

Tate PARKES

| Nov 13, 2021