About teethers, pacifiers & care
Teethers, pacifiers and care items help with sore gums, lost pacifiers and stuffy noses.
Silicone teethers come as textured rings, fruit, paw and space shapes, and even a soft TV remote. A teething mitten has silicone bumps and a crinkle sound, and a banana teether doubles as a first toothbrush. Pacifier clips and chains keep the pacifier close, in bead, wood tag, fuzzy bear and personalized letter or name styles. Nasal aspirators cover both a silicone bulb and a mouth-suction tube.
Check the clip length and the material first. Silicone and wood suit little mouths, while rhinestone styles are best for photos and special days. Clean teethers and pacifiers often, and check them for wear before each use.
Teething and care questions
When do babies start teething?
Many babies start around 6 months, but it varies a lot. A chilled silicone teether can soothe the gums. Don't freeze it solid.
How do I use a baby nasal aspirator?
Follow the instructions on the listing. Use gentle suction at the opening of the nose, clean the tip after each use, and talk to a doctor if the baby has trouble breathing.