Teething toys and fruit feeders
For the weeks when every gum is sore and every object goes straight into the mouth. Fill our fruit feeder with frozen milk or fruit, or hand over a cold teether ring — both are built for chewing, gripping and dropping, again and again.
Silicone teether rings, 2-pack
$9.99 4 colors available ★★★★★ 4.7 (572)A feeder that grows through the first year
Our fruit feeder comes with three pouch sizes. The small one lets a teething infant suck on frozen breast milk; the bigger ones let a six-month-old explore mashed fruit and vegetables while only tiny pieces pass through.
The freezer tray makes ten cubes at a time, each polished inside so it pops out cleanly, with a lid that seals instead of resting on top.
Teether rings for in-between moments
Our teether rings borrow the shape of a Ferris wheel — an open wheel that little fingers can hook from any side, with dots and stars on the spokes for different pressure on the gums. Keep one in the freezer and one in the diaper bag.
Before you choose
What age can a baby use a silicone feeder?
From around 3 months for teething with frozen breast milk in the smallest pouch, and from 6 months with soft fruit and vegetables. Always stay with your baby while the feeder is in use.
Can teethers go in the freezer?
The fridge or the freezer are both fine for our teether rings. Let a frozen ring sit for a minute before handing it over so it is cold, not icy.
