NATURAL SOOTHING TEETHER, The teether is designed by nature with multiple textures and our Patented BerryBumps design. The soft silicone, paired with the variety of nature textures, provide soothing relaxation to infants 3M+.
This is an authentic and official RaZbaby RaZberry Grip Silicone Teether Toy for 3M+ | Drop Resistant Hand Held Teether for Babies and Infants – Designed by Nature with Our Patented BerryBumps Multitextured Design | 3M+, Red. It is a lightweight product that is made of 100% polyester which makes it breathable and comfortable. It is designed with a tailored fit and is a great choice for casual wear.
BPA FREE: Our teething toys are made of food grade silicone, non-toxic, BPA free, lead free and phthalate free. One part molded design eliminates choking hazard, while being soft and durable and safe for your baby to use.
EASY TO HOLD: There is a comfortable grip inside the hollow RaZberry for the little hands of infants and teething newborns to easily grasp and remain in control.
EASY TO CLEAN: Sterilize our RaZberry teething toys in boiling water for 5 minutes before first use, then rinse in between subsequent uses. Our teethers are durable and they make great baby shower gifts for a boy or girl!
With a throwback look and feel, this RaZbaby RaZberry Grip Silicone Teether Toy for 3M+ | Drop Resistant Hand Held Teether for Babies and Infants – Designed by Nature with Our Patented BerryBumps Multitextured Design | 3M+, Red is for the true classic fan.Made of 100% polyester and featuring a moisture-wicking fabric, this RaZbaby RaZberry Grip Silicone Teether Toy for 3M+ | Drop Resistant Hand Held Teether for Babies and Infants – Designed by Nature with Our Patented BerryBumps Multitextured Design | 3M+, Red is sure to keep you cool and dry on game day!
Comfort: We’ve designed our teethers with your baby’s comfort in mind. The silicone teether mitten is ergonomically comfortable for relief from sore gums and easy holding for little hands! The BPA-free silicone is durable but soft to encourage teething.
