Baby Teethers

Teethers: Soothing Relief for Teething Babies

Our teething products are designed to provide gentle and effective relief for your little one's teething discomfort. We understand that teething can be a challenging phase for both babies and parents, which is why we have curated a range of high-quality teethers that are safe, durable, and specifically designed to soothe sore gums. Explore our teething collection and discover the perfect solution for your baby's teething needs.

Teething is a natural and exciting milestone in a baby's life, but it can also bring discomfort and irritability. To help your little one through this phase, we offer a wide range of teething products designed to provide soothing relief and aid in their oral development. Here are some popular types of teething products available:

Teething Toys

  • Soft and chewable toys specifically designed for teething babies
  • Made from baby-safe materials like silicone, rubber, or natural wood
  • Textured surfaces to massage and soothe sore gums
  • Various shapes and sizes to accommodate different stages of teething
  • Easy for babies to hold and manipulate

Teething Rings

  • Circular rings made from safe materials for babies to chew on
  • Provides a firm surface for babies to apply pressure on their gums
  • Cool in the refrigerator for added relief on swollen gums
  • Lightweight and easy to grasp
  • Some rings may have different textures or bumps for additional stimulation

Teething Necklaces

  • Necklaces designed for moms to wear, with teething beads for babies to chew on
  • Made from non-toxic materials such as silicone or natural wood
  • Fashionable and functional accessory for both mom and baby
  • Beads are securely knotted or feature breakaway clasps for safety
  • Offers teething relief while on the go

Teething Pacifiers

  • Pacifiers with teething-friendly features
  • Textured surfaces or bumps on the nipple to massage gums
  • Made from BPA-free, baby-safe materials
  • Helps satisfy the baby's natural sucking instinct while soothing their gums
  • Available in various sizes and designs to suit different ages and preferences

Teething Gel

  • Topical gels designed to provide temporary relief for teething discomfort
  • Applied directly to the gums using a clean finger or cotton swab
  • Formulated with safe ingredients to numb and soothe the affected area
  • Always follow the instructions and consult with a healthcare professional before use
  • Offers localized relief for teething babies


These are just a few examples of the types of teethers available in our store to help alleviate your baby's teething discomfort. Remember to choose teething pacifier that are age-appropriate, safe, and meet the necessary quality standards. Keep an eye on your baby's teething progress and consult with healthcare professionals for additional guidance and recommendations.

Read More

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between silicone teethers and natural rubber teethers?

Silicone teethers are durable, dishwasher-safe, and often feature textures to massage gums. Natural rubber teethers, like the iconic Sophie la Girafe, are softer and more flexible, making them ideal for babies who prefer a more organic, yielding texture during early teething.

Which type of teether is best for a baby starting to show early teething signs?

For early stages, lightweight teethers that are easy to grasp, such as teething rings or mittens, are best. These help infants with limited motor skills reach their back molars or front gums easily without the teether being too heavy for them to hold.

Are the materials in these teethers safe for babies to chew on for long periods?

Yes, our collection strictly features BPA-free, PVC-free, and Phthalate-free materials. We stock food-grade silicone and non-toxic natural rubber options that meet international safety standards, ensuring they are safe for the constant mouthing common in Qatar’s nurseries.

Can I put these teethers in the freezer to help soothe my baby’s sore gums?

Many silicone and water-filled teethers are designed to be chilled in the refrigerator to provide cooling relief. However, avoid deep-freezing them as extreme cold can bruise a baby's sensitive gums; a few minutes in the fridge is usually sufficient for a soothing effect.

How do I choose between a wearable teething mitten and a traditional hand-held teether?

Teething mittens are perfect for younger babies who cannot yet grip toys firmly, as they stay secured to the hand. Traditional hand-held teethers are better for older infants who have developed the coordination to move the teether to specific sore spots in their mouth.

How often should baby teethers be replaced for hygiene and safety?

You should inspect teethers daily for signs of wear, punctures, or stickiness. It is generally recommended to replace them every 2–3 months or immediately if you notice any damage, ensuring the teether remains a hygienic and safe tool for your child.