teething sets

Some silicone teethers include a removable or built-in chillable insert that you can refrigerate to provide cool, soothing pressure on sore gums. Other designs keep only the insert cool while the handle stays at room temperature so a baby’s hands won’t feel cold, combining gum massage with comfortable handling.

The combined option pairs a 10 ml syringe—marked in both mL and teaspoons—with a soft silicone teether that fits over the syringe. The teether helps comfort and distract the baby during dosing while the syringe provides clear volume markings for accurate administration.

Pacifier weaning systems are offered as staged sets of progressively shorter orthodontic pacifiers across five steps. The set is designed to be used gradually—moving to the next shorter stage over time to help reduce pacifier dependence.

Silicone teethers and pacifier systems typically list suggested ages starting around 3 months and up, while teething wafers are usually recommended for about 7–8 months and up.

Teething wafers are described as easily dissolving and gentle on developing gums, made from organic grains or rice/jasmine flour with fruit or vegetable ingredients. They’re sized to encourage self-feeding once babies can mash food between their gums.

Silicone teethers support development with textured surfaces, varied shapes and handles for grasping that massage front and back gums. Some designs add removable inserts and raised textures to stimulate sensory exploration and encourage gross motor use.