Fridababy Not Too Cold To Hold Teether Fridababy

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Skip the chilly teething rings and help baby's gums without getting frostbite on their hands. The Not-Too-Cold-To-Hold Teether has a stay-warm handle for baby to hold, with two double-sided, chillable gum massagers made of BPA-free silicone. Each of the four sides is designed with shapes and textures for baby's chomping pleasure while stimulating gums in the front + back. 

  • NOT-COLD HANDLE: Safe-to-chew silicone handle stays at room temp so baby's hands don't get chilly. Handle is dishwasher safe
  • MULTI-SIDED: Two double-sided inserts with four different shapes cool all new teeth
  • TEXTURED: Four massaging textures stimulate front and back gums
  • SAFE TO CHEW: Made of BPA-free + nontoxic silicone so little ones can chomp freely
  • CONTENTS: 1 Silicone Handle + 2 double-sided inserts

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Fridababy Not Too Cold To Hold Teether

Fridababy Not Too Cold To Hold Teether

$30.00
$30.00 $0.00

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