Teething Mitt - Llama

Two months old, desperate to chew, and with no grip yet to hold anything: the Teething Mitt straps the teether to the hand for a baby who isn't ready to hold one on their own yet. Before the pincer grip develops, a loose teether just gets dropped over and over, which is more frustrating for a baby than not having one at all. This one-piece molded silicone mitt solves that directly: a textured teether sits across the back of the hand, so a baby can bring their own hand to their mouth, a motion they already do reflexively, and get real relief without needing the fine motor control a handheld teether requires. Made from one piece of molded food-grade silicone with an adjustable silicone strap, it's free of BPA, PVC, phthalates, lead, and cadmium, and it's CPSC and CPSIA tested. The mitt is intended for awake, supervised time only, not for sleep, so it should come off for naps and overnight, the same guidance that applies to any wearable teething product. To use it, strap the mitt on, adjust the fit as needed, and supervise while a baby chews; wipe the silicone clean after each session, or wash in warm soapy water when it needs a deeper clean. It's suited to roughly 2 to 6 months, the pre-grip stretch specifically, and once a baby can reliably hold a teether on their own, they typically graduate to a handheld one instead. The adjustable strap grows with the hand during that window, so the fit stays snug rather than loose as a baby's hand size changes over those few months. It's a genuinely useful bridge product for a narrow but frustrating stage: the weeks when the urge to chew has arrived well before the ability to hold a toy has caught up.

For Ages: 4 months and up