Teething Baby? How A Rattle Teether Can Help Calm Little Gums

Teething can make babies fussy. Practical, gentle ways to comfort a teething baby, and what to look for in a safe, easy-to-hold rattle teether.

Teething is a phase every parent remembers: drool, chewing on everything and more than a few restless evenings. While every baby is different, a few simple habits can make it easier.

Offer Something Safe To Chew

Babies chew to comfort their gums. Give them a teether made for that purpose, and always supervise.

Distraction Helps

A toy that does something interesting can take a baby's mind off discomfort for a while.

Keep Things Clean

Anything that goes into a baby's mouth should be cleaned regularly.

What To Look For In A Teether

A part clearly designed for chewing. An easy grip for small hands. Something interesting to hold attention. Clear material information on the packaging.

The Glowing Rattle Teether

Our Glowing Rattle Teether combines two things babies love. The bottom teether part is made of high-quality BPA-free material for soothing tiny gums, and the ball inside lights up when shaken. The rest of the body is made of high-quality ABS plastic. Use only the teether part for chewing, and always under supervision. Suitable from 0+ months. Available as Mouse, Dog, Bear and Koala.

When To Speak To Your Doctor

If your baby seems unwell or you are worried, always check with your paediatrician.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What can I give my baby to chew while teething? A teether designed for chewing, used under supervision.

  • How do I clean a teether? Clean it regularly as described on the pack.

  • Can a teether also be a rattle? Yes. The Glowing Rattle Teether has a teether end and a shake-to-glow ball.