Natursutten Teether - Natural Rubber Teething Toys for Babies 6-12 Months - PVC & 100% BPA-Free Teething Relief - Danish Design Baby Teething Toys - Made in Italy (Starfish, Pack of 1)

Baby likes it. It’s is softer than silicone, he seems to like that. It’s smallish, good for my 4month old. Because it has a flat design, it makes contact with more of baby’s gums when he chews it, but is not too easy for him to pick up at this point, so I hand it to him. Rinses clean, I wouldn’t put it in dishwasher as it’s natural rubber and shouldn’t be soaked.

This is our 7 months favorite toy to hold. I was worried it would attract our dogs hair and be a mess all the time like other silicone toys we’ve had. Not an issue! Sure if it were to fall on our dog, im sure it would pick up her hair, but not in general use. Even when it’s dropped on our carpet, it doesn’t pick up lots of hair or dust (we still wash it off, but it’s nice it’s not a hair magnet).So it stays clean and baby loves it, winning cheap healthy materials toy!

As soon as it was delivered, I boiled the tether per the care instructions for first time use, and was able to give to my baby the same evening after it had cooled. She took to it instantly, and seemed to have a fairly easy time managing to hold it (4mos old, still working on those fine motor functions and coordination), so it’s the perfect size and weight. I don’t notice any smell, and while the submerged material turned white in the boiling water, it’s reverted to the original tan-brown colors. I can update this review if we wear through this at any point in her teething journey, as I’m sure this will be a popular one in rotation for my baby. Cute little star design with rounded points and different textures at each of the five points. Seems like it should be easy to clean; I’ll be washing by hand.

I love this teething ring. It is made in Denmark and I trust Scandinavian toys to American toys in terms of safety and lack of harmful chemicals. The teething ring is one of my grandson’s favorites. He can easily grasp it while working his gums at it. He got is at about 4 mo old. I would definitely recommend it to friends.

I think this is well-made and I love that it's natural rubber. However, like their paci...my teething 3 month old won't take it. She puts it in her mouth and makes an "ewww" face and pushes it out. Maybe this will come in handy when she is older and waiting for other teeth to come in... For now, she just likes the great taste of her hand or one of her parent's hands (dad preferred).UPDATE -- now my little one is 4 months and likes to chew on this a lot more... I suppose it took her a little time to warm up to it...but now she will grab it and put it in her mouth (I need to help direct it sometimes, lol). She will also take the paci better (although she doesn't keep it in long). I put 1-2 drops on the paci of fennel-catnip glycerite to help her keep it in her mouth when she is fussy from teething.

My baby absolutely loves this.

My soon is almost 8 months and teething like crazy. He chews on it, it’s flexible, not hard when he goes crazy swinging it around and accidentally hits himself. I would buy more. Glad it’s easy to clean when he drops it and of course our dog hair is attached to it.

I like this company’s ethos and their pacifiers are great, but this teether misses the mark. It appears to be two separate pieces haphazardly glued together with some messy adhesive. Difficult to capture in the photo but you can see the adhesive along the seam (who knows what the adhesive is made of) and the two pieces aren’t evenly glued together. Why can’t it just be one solid piece of rubber rather than two pieces?