Are you those parents who is worried about your baby chewing on any and everything they get their hands on? Does your baby drool a lot? A baby’s development has multiple milestones. Some are exciting, while others make the parents worried, and again there are some which are both! Teething often falls in the last category. Do not worry, your baby is growing and moving towards his or her stage of getting their first teeth. During this teething stage, they face great discomfort due to soreness in their gums and they also drool a lot. To get rid of this pain, they chomp on whatever they can grab like clothes, toys or anything that comes to their hand. This is when they need the Teething Bibs.

These bibs are super absorbent which keeps your baby’s cloth dry, and comes with attached teether. The teether is made of food grade soft silicone, which are safe for your baby. They can chomp on those teether and may not keep on looking for anything they find near them to chew. You can remain tension free about your baby putting things inside their mouth which can be harmful. The silicon triangle helps to soothe their gums by massaging it. This even helps the new teeth to break through their gum.

Excessive Drooling

As it’s your baby’s teething stage, they tend to produce excessive drool. This can wet their dress and they might feel discomfort. So, these bibs are made super absorbent so that it can soak maximum possible drools and keep your baby dry. Along with charming look, they are also soft against the tender and sensitive skin of the baby. With these bibs, you do not have to keep on changing your baby’s clothes multiple times in a day. They are 100% safe for babies to chew on and it also keep the parents worry free about prevents the dropping teethers on dirty floors and putting that back again into the mouth.

Age Of Teething

The average age when a baby start teething is generally between 4 and 7 months. In some babies it starts from as early as 3 months and some develop it lately at the age of 12 months and beyond. Surprisingly, there are some babies who even comes out of the womb with teeth!

Do all babies need them?

Not every baby is same, some needs a teether and again there are some who do not show any such symptoms of the urge to chew on anything. For babies who do need something and even for babies who keep on looking for anything to chew on, a teether should be given.

Using Teether and Its Benefits

Your baby looks too cute when one or two teeth starts growing. But at this stage, the baby feels very uncomfortable. Teethers offer many benefits to the worrying parents during this time.

While the baby chew on the teether or the one attached on the Teething Bibs, a light pressure is applied on the gums. This helps to soothe their gums.

It offers distraction from the discomfort that occur due to the pain from the sore gum.

Teethers attached to the bibs of any other toy teether have been specially designed in such a way that the baby finds it easy to grip and put in their mouth.

When you give your baby a safe thing to chew on, you are preventing them from chewing dirty or unsafe things.