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Size: 10cm*8cm*4.3cmWeight: Unwrapped 51g, with packaging 97g

Brand: platubeSuitable for ages: 3 months and above

Material: Food-grade silicone (free from BPA, lead, and known harmful substances), non-latex products, will not cause allergic reactions in infants and children, and can be used with confidence!

 Note: This price is for the blister packaging. If the customer needs OPP packaging, please contact the customer service to discuss the price of OPP packaging separately.
Stage One: The Germination Period Before the teeth have fully emerged, babies will already feel uncomfortable in their gums. Stage one teething toys can be placed in the refrigerator, and the cool sensation can relieve the pain and swelling of the gums before the teeth emerge.
Stage Two: 6 Months Old Most babies start to grow their lower central incisors at 6 months old. At this stage, it is recommended to use frozen teething toys to massage the tender lower central incisors to relieve discomfort. Hard teething toys can massage the gums, and the uneven surface of the teething toys can also stimulate the brain development of the baby.
Phase 3: When the baby grows four teeth on the top and bottom - When the baby grows four front teeth and four canine teeth (dog teeth), it is recommended to choose a pacifier teether that is similar in shape to the pacifier, lighter in weight, and easy to grip. The soft and hard texture layers massage the gums around the newly grown teeth, and also allow the baby to experience the feeling of biting and chewing.
The fourth stage: 1-2 years old The 1-2 year old stage is the period of the development of the milk teeth. It is important to choose toothbrushes that can reach the large teeth. The toothbrushes should have a guard to prevent touching the throat. The soft and hard mixed texture can relieve the pain caused by the emergence of the large teeth, which is helpful for the development of the teeth and the exercise of the chewing ability.