Teething Necklaces in Baby Teethers(2)

At what age can I give my baby a teething necklace?

Always check the manufacturer's recommendations when giving your baby a teething necklace, but many parents begin using them when their babies are around 4 months old. Kids might use them up until they're around 3 years old. Always follow any safety recommendations associated with the teething necklace you purchase, no matter your child's age.

How do I clean a teething necklace?

Teething necklaces are easy to clean. Just wash them in the sink with warm soapy water like you would your hands or dishes. Make sure all of the soap is rinsed away, and you can give them right back to your child. Be sure you wash them any time they touch the ground. You'll also want to wash it every day after your little one uses it to ensure germs don't build up.

What materials are usually used to make teething necklaces?

Teething necklaces are mostly made of silicone, amber, marble, or wood. They come in a variety of shapes, colors, and designs. Some parents believe that they help with teething and are even sometimes used for children with attention deficit disorder(ADD).