When Does Baby Need fateort Silicone Teethers? When your baby has noticeable change in their mood of frequent crying and irritability. When your baby starts to drool excessively. When your baby starts to bite on blankets, stuffed toys, edges of books, keys, their fingers, or even their parents' fingers. Please don't worry. Your darling is going through the first teething period. Let‘s accompany the little one through this period hand in hand. Unsanitary items can be a safety hazard, at this time, our food-grade silicone baby teething toy is a safe alternative for baby to teethe on. Additionally, fateort teething toys for babies can better promote the baby's teething and relieve the itching of the baby's gums. And soothe the baby's emotions when teething. Safety is Our Highest Priority High quality food grade silicone and PA66 plastic materials. Manufactured without any BPA, Phthalates, Cadmium, Lead, PVC, or Metal. Ultrasonic welding firmly links the plastic beads together, safe for baby to use. Zero Choking Hazard. Strong and durable. Soft silicone won't hurt your baby's teeth or gums. The balanced texture allows babies to enjoy the fun of chewing. The perfect chewing texture meets the baby's needs for pain relief and soft gums. Soft and Flexible Material, Enjoy the Fun of Chewing The baby teether toy, made of soft and flexible material, decreasing risk of mouth injury, it is completely safe for children. Easy to Grip and Hold The handle size and texture design of the best teething toys for babies 3-6 months, makes it is easy to hold for babies. Various Texture Designs, Soothe Baby's Swollen Gum The teethers for babies 3-6 months freezer, various texture designs help your babies relieve teething fussiness and discomfort. Read more When do babies start teething? There's a wide range of normal in terms of when teething in babies starts. Most babies begin to teethe between 4 and 7 months old, with teething symptoms preceding its appearance by as much as two or three months. Some infants get teeth sooner than that, and other infants get their first tooth much later. There is no need to worry if your baby's teeth erupt at another time, it can be different for every baby.