The First Years Massaging Action Teether 1 ea

Comments about The First Years Learning Curve Massaging Action Teether, 1 ea:

it is a little big for my 5-month old boy. his hands are too small to grab it himself. he loves the attached bonus link better than it.

Comments about The First Years Learning Curve Massaging Action Teether, 1 ea:

MY GRANSON JUST STARTED TEETHING. I PURCHASED A VARIETY OF TEETHERS TO TRY, AS THIS IS OUR FIRST GRANDCHILD AND NOT SURE WHAT WAS EFFECTIVE. WOW, THIS ONE IS AWESOME! WHEN WE FIRST HANDED IT TO HIM HE WASN'T SURE WHAT TO MAKE OF IT, BUT THE VIBRATING END STARTED TO HUMM AND MASSAGE, AND NOW WHEN WE HOLD IT OUT, HE REACHES FOR IT. HE QUICKLY LEARNED TO BITE DOWN AND MAKE THE MAASSAGING END VIBRATE. I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT THIS TEETHER. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED IN PURCHASING THIS!

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I am a first time grandparent and thought this looked like a good thing for the baby.She has not started teething yet so have no idea how it will work.Thanks

Comments about The First Years Learning Curve Massaging Action Teether, 1 ea:

My son is 6 months old and he loves this teether he cant always get it to vibrate but once he does he wont stop nawing on it.

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5 month-old baby figured out how to make this vibrate immediately, although he doesn't get the bite right every time. He enjoys holding it, though, and biting it even when he doesn't get the buzz. The handle design works for Mommy, too, because it's a cinch to put on the end of a length of interlocking rings and attach to diaper bag, stroller bar, car seat strap, etc. The only drawback is that this is a "disposable" item, because the battery cannot be replaced; into the landfill it will go -- ugh! On the other hand, babies will probably like it even after the bzzzt bzzzt bzzzt goes away.

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This is a better toy than a teether. Right now my eight month old likes the rattle on the handle more than the vibrating star, but I think she'll figure it out eventually.

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Our baby loves it and that's all that matters

Comments about The First Years Learning Curve Massaging Action Teether, 1 ea:

My daughter had a severe oral aversion, which made teething even more difficult. I thought her OT was insane when she recommended this teether. I thought my daughter would completely freak out when it started vibrating when she bit it.
She absolutely LOVED it!!! It's the one toy we can count on to calm her. I'm ordering a second just in case we lose this one and to keep in the diaper bag for travel. They're difficult to find but SO worth it for us.
It took time for her to figure out that if she bit it, it would vibrate. For a long time, we had to pinch it while it was in her mouth. But she did figure it out after a couple of weeks.
My daughter was a preemie, so I have to go by her "corrected" age (from her due date). She started with the star teether at the equivalent of 4 mos. and had it mastered by 5 mos. She's now at a corrected age of 8 mos. and has a mouthful of teeth. She is long over that oral aversion and now EVERYTHING goes in her mouth.

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I bought this for my 5 month old daughter and she is not interested in it yet. It is a little heavy for her. I would reccomend buying it for a 7 month+ baby instead. Also the yellow part collects hair easily and quickly. Which is not desirable for a TEETHING toy that is in your baby's mouth all the time. I have to wash it often but she does like it when I hold it in her mouth and push the vibrate part. Maybe later she will be able to do it herself.

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My 13 month old son loves this teether; as soon as he figured out it would vibrate if he bit it, he really enjoyed just holding it in his mouth to relieve teething pain. The only drawback is that the covering to the vibrating part easily picks up dirt, hair, etc. from any surface so you have to wipe it off frequently (and you can't immerse it in water since it has batteries inside). It would be nice if it came with some kind of case so as to more easily keep it clean.