Wood teethers

Wood and wood-and-silicone teethers, with each maker's care rules.

Natural wooden teething rings and a bunny-ear teether on muslin in dappled lightWood
  • 6models tracked
  • $12 to $19price range

Wood teethers by budget

The 6 wood teethers with a published list price, split into thirds by price. A to Z within each lane. Price isn't a quality rating.

Wood teethers by the numbers

The 6 we compare, from each maker's published specs. Ranges, not ratings.

  • Price$12.99 to $19.99; the middle half $15 to $19.99 (6 of 6 publish it)

Teethers side by side

From each maker's listing. A dash means the maker doesn't say.

TeetherMaterialAge labelFridge (maker)Freezer (maker)Water-filled
Bannor Toys Classic Silicone + Wood Baby TeetherWood rings and beads with food-grade silicone beads; beeswax and flaxseed oil finish (per the maker)0+–––
Bannor Toys Mini Bear Wood + Silicone TeetherHard maple wood with food-grade silicone beads (per the maker)0+Chill in the fridge about an hour before use––
Bannor Toys Saturn Ring Wood + Silicone TeetherRock hard maple rings with food-grade silicone beads; beeswax and flaxseed oil finish (per the maker)0+Chill in the fridge about an hour before use––
Bannor Toys Silicone Wrapped Maple Wood TeetherHard maple wood ring with removable 100% food-grade silicone wrap; beeswax and flaxseed oil finish (per the maker)0+–––
Goosewaddle Silicone + Wood Double Ring TeetherSilicone and birch wood4m+–––
HABA Magica Wooden Grasping and Teething ToyWooden beads on an elastic band, water-based lacquer finish6m+–––

What the FDA says about teething rings

What to look for in wood teethers

The range across every pacifier or teether here, with the typical middle half shaded and the shortlist marked.

Price

What it lists for at the maker or a major store. Sales move this often.

Typical: $15 to $19.99. 6 of 6 list it. Lowest price: Magica Wooden Grasping and Teething Toy.

Ask the meadow

Questions about wood teethers

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Should teethers go 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.

Still wondering? Write to us at hello@cribpicks.com and we'll look it up.