BENEFITS OF USING BABY TEETHERS FOR INFANTS - BABY TEETHING TOYS (BPA FREE & SAFE)

 

The Advantages of Using Baby Teethers for Infants

Your baby will grow 19 teeth between the ages of 7 and 24 months, but the first tooth is by far the most exciting. Teething is an exciting time for both the baby and the parents, but it can also be a frustrating time. Once the process begins, your baby will experience a variety of symptoms, including fever, sleep disturbances, a decreased appetite, red sore gums, biting more than usual, and possibly diarrhea. It's natural to want to help your baby feel less pain when you notice some of these symptoms. Thankfully, fever medications, teething gel, and baby te have made this possible.

Because of the pain in their gums, infants will want to put everything in their mouth during this time, so baby teethers can be very useful. These infant toys, which come in a variety of shapes and colors, provide a variety of benefits for a teething baby. Take, for example,

 

Pain  Relief

According to pediatricians, 10-15% of babies experience significant pain and discomfort during the teeth-growing process. To relieve the pain, infants begin to suck everything that comes into contact with their hands. Teethers are made specifically for this purpose, to help babies experience less pain and make the teething process go more smoothly. When a baby chews on a teether, he or she will begin to feel better and more comfortable. Many parents use these toys to feed their babies when they are hungry. Newborn teethers provide a temporary solution by allowing you to prepare your baby's food while keeping your child entertained.

 

A Variety of Options

 You can get a baby teether made of wood, plastic, or rubber, and they come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. Some parents opt for teethers that can be chilled to provide a soothing cool sensation to the baby's gums. This chilling effect has the added benefit of reducing pain for the baby while chewing the toy. If you choose to use this type of teether, keep in mind that freezing it too much can harm the baby's delicate and soft gums. Choose a baby teether that is easy for your child to put in his or her mouth and that he or she will feel comfortable chewing.

 

Safe to Use

 When it comes to babies, safety should always come first. When it comes to teething toys for babies, quality should always take precedence over quantity. Make sure the toy isn't too big or too small as well. You can get a variety of teethers in any shape you want these days, but keep in mind that it must be safe for your baby to put in his or her mouth. BPA, lead, phthalate, heavy metals, cadmium, and other toxic substances should be avoided at all costs. Instead, choose safer alternatives such as BPA-free orwooden baby teethers.

 

Cleaning and Sanitizing Teethers and Toys

 Make a plan for cleaning and sanitizing teethers and rattles to prevent germs from spreading, especially if there are other babies nearby who might want to put the toy in their mouth. If the toy falls to the floor, have sanitizing wipes on hand. Toys should be washed with soap and water regularly . Many toys can also be placed on the dishwasher's top rack.

 

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Teether Buying Advice

 Teethers come in a variety of materials. Rubber, silicone, plastic, and wood are some of the materials used. Teethers come in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes. To appeal to a child's interests, many toys have different textures on them. Many teethers are round, making them easy for a baby to grip and hold before putting it in his or her mouth.

 

When a baby is teething, always keep an eye on them. Look for a teether that your baby can hold and safely place in their mouth when choosing one. Toothbrushes that are too big or too small can be dangerous.

 

Toys that aren't meant to be teethers, such as toys with small parts that could fall off and cause choking, should not be used as teethers.

 

 

When choosing a teether, it's critical to ensure that it's safe for the baby to put into his or her mouth. Only give your child phthalate- and BPA-free teethers. Find out if the teether is made from non-toxic paint.

 

Do not purchase teethers that have been used previously. As companies create new toys designed to go into a baby's mouth, many toy safety standards have changed over time. These are made of more environmentally friendly materials that won't expose a baby to harmful chemicals. With each new baby, consider purchasing new teethers.