FAQ: Silicone Teethers

Can I boil a silicone teether?

Yes, most silicone teethers can be safely boiled for sterilization. 

Be sure to check the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure boiling is recommended 

and to follow any temperature limitations.

Can I freeze a silicone teether?

Yes, silicone teethers are often freezer-friendly. Placing them in the freezer can provide soothing relief for 

teething babies. 

However, always ensure the teether is clean and free of potential hazards before freezing.

How do I use a silicone teether?

To use a silicone teether, simply give it to your baby, making sure they have a firm grip. 

Encourage them to explore and chew on the soft silicone surface, which helps massage their gums 

and alleviate teething discomfort.

Is silicone safe for teething?

Yes, silicone is generally considered a safe material for teething. It is non-toxic and 

free from harmful chemicals such as BPA.

Silicone teethers provide a soft and gentle surface for babies to chew on, 

promoting relief for their sore gums.

How do I clean a silicone teether?

Cleaning a silicone teether is typically easy. 

You can wash it with warm, soapy water and rinse thoroughly. 

Alternatively, you may use a mild baby-safe disinfectant. 

Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the teether.

Are silicone bead teethers safe?

When designed and manufactured according to safety standards, 

silicone bead teethers are generally considered safe for teething.

Ensure the teether has undergone proper safety testing, 

with securely attached beads and an appropriate size for your baby's age.

Remember to always follow the specific instructions provided by the teether manufacturer 

for safe and proper use.