Bannor Toys Classic Silicone + Wood Baby Teether

Wood ring and bead teether with permanently attached silicone beads, listed from age 0+.

  • 1In pack
  • 0+Ages
  • Wood ringsMaterial
  • $19.99List price

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Material and cold use

As Bannor Toys lists it.

MaterialWood rings and beads with food-grade silicone beads; beeswax and flaxseed oil finish (per the maker)
Age on the label0+

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  • Teething: see the FDA's teething page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Bannor Toys Classic Silicone + Wood Baby Teether
TypeWood teether
List price$19.99
In the pack1
Age0+
MaterialWood rings and beads with food-grade silicone beads; beeswax and flaxseed oil finish (per the maker)
Standards (maker's words)"CPSC Compliant; CPSIA compliant"
Maker's use notesDo not use without full supervision. Inspect teether and silicone before every use and discard if damaged or beads come loose. If silicone is added on, item will contain small parts.

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Classic Silicone + Wood Baby Teether: questions answered

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Can I put the Bannor Toys Classic Silicone + Wood Baby Teether in the freezer?

Teething: see the FDA's teething page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

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