The surfboard teether toy has been 3rd party tested to the Australian and new Zealand standards. It is made from 100% food grade silicone and is BPA, Phthalates, Lead and PVC free. Parents searching for the best teething solutions should prioritize silicone teethers. Silicone teethers, the number one searched teething option, offer numerous benefits. Firstly, they provide a soothing and gentle chewing experience for babies, alleviating teething discomfort. Silicone is non-toxic, durable, and easy to clean, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment for infants. The flexibility of silicone teethers allows for effective gum massage, promoting oral development. These teethers are also freezer-safe, providing a cool sensation that aids in relieving teething pain. By choosing silicone teethers, parents prioritize a reliable, versatile, and well-researched solution, ensuring the best comfort and safety for their little ones.

The surfboard teether toy teether is light and flexible and weighs 48 grams.

The teether is 12cm high x 9cm wide and under 2 cm thick.

Cleaning silicone teethers is a crucial aspect of maintaining a safe and hygienic environment for your baby. Here are some tips for cleaning silicone teethers:

1. Wash: Clean silicone teethers regularly by washing them with mild soap and warm water.
2. Sanitise: For a deeper clean, sanitise silicone teethers by boiling them in water for a few minutes or using a steriliser.
3. Dishwasher-safe: Do not wash the teether in your dishwasher
4. BPA-free: Look for BPA-free silicone teethers to ensure they are free from harmful chemicals.
5. Non-toxic: Choose non-toxic cleaning solutions to avoid any residue that may be harmful to your baby.
6. Baby-safe disinfectant: Consider using a baby-safe disinfectant to clean and disinfect the teether.
7. Air-dry: Allow silicone teethers to air-dry completely after washing to prevent the growth of mould or bacteria.
8. Brush: Use a baby toothbrush or a small brush to clean any intricate parts of the teether.
9. Inspect: Regularly inspect the teether for any signs of damage, and replace it if needed to ensure your baby's safety.
10. Teething hygiene: Maintain good teething hygiene to prevent the transfer of germs and bacteria to your baby.

Inspect the teether before each use and discard if damaged or broken. Use always under adult supervision and never leave the child alone with the teether.