Baby Teething Toy Views

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Teething isn't any fun for babies, and usually not for parents, either. Luckily, there are plenty of great options for teething toys available today, from inexpensive, simple teething rings to hand-crafted wooden masterpieces.These baby teethers offer fun for babies in the right size and texture to also provide soothing teething surfaces. Keep in mind that babies each have their own preference on teethers, so it's a good idea to have more than one teething toy on hand so your baby can choose what feels best to him or her.

Ringley's teething toys are beautiful, simple and perfectly sized for little hands. The wooden rings are made from untreated maple, and the body is made of soft organic cotton. The combination gives your baby multiple soothing options on the same teether. You can hand-wash these teethers, plus the maple has natural anti-bacterial properties. I'm partial to the Ringley heart with the rattle inside, but there are several other options, including some with knotted cotton for a more firm teething surface.

Organic cotton makes a fantastic, worry-free teething texture. This corn teether from Under the Nile is like a mini plush toy, made from organic cotton, with a slightly firm texture so that baby has a suitable surface for gnawing. If this teething toy gets soggy, it's machine washable and you can also pop it in the dryer for less wait time until it's usable again. At about $7, the corn teether is reasonably priced for a high-quality toy.

The teether ball from Toysmith is lots of fun to touch as well as to chew on! I love that it has a nice vanilla scent and it squeaks when squeezed, so it stimulates more of baby's senses during play time. Little fingers can hold and play with the nubs even while chewing on the teether. This teething toy also comes in at less than $5.