Chew Pendant Training Necklace BPA Free Silicone Baby Teething Toy Relief Fidget
Our baby teething toy is made of food grade silicone, offering a soothing, chewable accessory for teething infants, is both practical and adorable.
Name | Chewing Necklace Silicone Teething Baby Sensory Toy |
Material | Food Grade Silicone |
Color | We can do any colors as your require! |
Size/specifications | 70*17*10mm,22g |
Advantage | Colorful design to chach baby's attention. Easy to clean and heat restance. Baby teething toy for 3+ months. Super soft baby teether. Fun colors, shapes, and textures. Helps encourage positive food association. |
Suitable | Baby teething |
Logo | Customized embossed,debossed or printing logo |
OEM/ODM | Highly welcome customization! Because we have rich design and produce silicone product experiences with 15 years. |
Samples | Support free sample |
Packing Details | Opp plastic bags,Pvc box, Blastic packing according to your requirements |
**Safe Food Grade Silicone Material & High Elasticity **
This teether has high elasticity and it's quite practical. Introducing our product with unbeatable material benefits - meticulously crafted with BPA free food grade silicone to guarantee a powerful, yet gentle biting sensation. Also, the product is environmental friendly and odorless.
**Colors to reduce stress and anxiety: Colorful design to catch baby's attention.
**Safty First:Parents can feel safe knowing this products are developed, researched, and manufactured to exceed all government safety regulations and standards.
**Baby Teething Toy For 3+ Months: Our baby teether toy soothes your little one's discomfort and assists in the emergence of teeth.
Research shows that bright, vibrant colors can trigger aggression, hyperactivity, and sensory overload. Our chew necklaces come in soothing tones, not too hard, not too soft, all necklaces are of moderate hardness, so they feel just right, perfect for sensory needs in autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, SPD, and children with strong chewing needs.












