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AustraliaThe Nuby Teethe-Eez Teether is designed to provide relief for teething infants. Its unique shape and textured surfaces help soothe sore gums while promoting healthy oral development. The lightweight design makes it easy for little hands to grasp, allowing babies to explore and discover the teether on their own.
The teether can be cleaned with warm, soapy water and rinsed thoroughly. It is also safe for sterilization.
Yes, the Nuby Teethe-Eez Teether is made with safe materials and is designed specifically for infants.
The various textures on the teether provide gentle massage to sore gums, helping to alleviate discomfort associated with teething.
Yes, you can refrigerate the teether to provide additional cooling relief for sore gums, but do not freeze it.
The teether is suitable for infants starting from 3 months of age, or as soon as they begin teething.
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