Most teethers are made from silicone or rubber. Some list natural rubber or latex and note the use of food-grade paints, while silicone options are often labeled BPA-free.
Labels vary by product, with common ranges including newborn/0 months, 0–12 months, 3 months and up, and broader ranges like 3–36 months.
Teethers often support sensory development and gross/fine motor skills by offering varied textures and shapes that encourage grasping, oral exploration, and hand-mouth coordination.
Listings frequently note BPA-free, phthalate-free, and PVC-free. Some products also mention food-grade paints or compliance with standards such as ASTM.
Review summaries commonly report that teethers are easy for small hands to grasp—describing them as lightweight, easy to hold, and effective at soothing.