Are there any dentist reviews on the wubbanub with toy being heavier than just a pacifier in the mouth and its impact on developing teeth?
884222
Not a dentist but I can tell you its not very heavy and lays on their chest mainly. Its a great little paci and such a comfort for them to hold like a little bottle.
884223
I havent found any dentist reviews, but my daughter's pediatrician actually gave her the lamb one when he did her newborn exam in the hospital. I can only assume that with it being pediatrician recommended that it would not harm their palate. Also, the stuffed animal is really light, and much smaller than you anticipate based on the photos.
884224
Great question. I Have not read anything on it. The suggested use is up to 6 months. My LO is 8 and does not have teeth yet, and I believe that is because both my husband and I had teeth later in age.
1171447
Ours just smells like natural rubber, which to us is good news because we know nothing artificial has been added. The baby seems drawn to it, so I'm guessing she likes the faint smell, or at least it's neutral to her. The main appeal seems to be how easily she can grasp it, compared to some of the other teethers we tried.
1971861
Yes it is great as a teether. Wood and metal is what people used before the invention of plastic. It won't hurt their teeth. They won't bite hard enough for it to. There are lots of wooden teethers on the market.
969173
I have the elite and absolutely love it, my boy is so content shopping I never have any dramas (he's now 14mths and we have been using it since he could sit up) I attach teething toys and the pillow is awesome and he has fallen asleep using it! I don't know the difference sorry, but these are fantastic compared to others brands/versions. I love it.
622553
my son used it mostly from 6 months to a year. He still plays with it some but doesn't chew on it as much anymore however he started teething a bit early than most. I am planning on doing a baby review for it on my blog. you can find it on my profile if you are interested but the review won't be up for a few days. kathryn!
1534508
I don't think so, his mouth is open with a wide smile but not really deep enough. I tried the pacifier that came with the Newborn Twins but it won't hold onto...the twins have a deep actual hole shape in their mouths. He's very sweet though as all JC babies are. Hope this was helpful.
146693
Yes. I used mam before, but now my little boy prefers his WubbaNub. All my friends have now gotten then for their little ones
1207296
It's suitable only for baby with no teeths. It's not suitable to hard biters or babies with many teeths. Because it's natural wood and it consists of grains. If kid starts to bite the exact place with a teeths - it will broke. Don't give it to hard biters with teeths! Don't give it if it already damaged! Carefully inspect it before you give it to the baby!
818414
My daughter's teeth started coming in early (4mo) and she now has 5 at 8mo. The first time she tried it, the bristles were weird and she sort of rejected it. The next day, we tried again, and it was her favorite teether. She still plays with it and chews on it. I think the bristles were probably weird at first but she would grind her gums on them when a tooth was on its way. We love this teether. I think it'd be perfectly fine for a 1-yr old.
25099
While the spout is not soft like a bottle nipple, it is not hard plastic either. It is more of a rubbery texture or firmness. My boys seemed to really like it especially during teething as it provided some pressure to their gums but wasn't unforgiving like a hard plastic would be.
1879323
I remember we gave them to my daughter as soon as she had her first teeth. I would say on the few months. Even if she play with them (I mean putting in her mouth without eating it) they are very helpful to keep her calm. Now that she is 16 month old...she doesn't want them anymore. So just try to gave them the biscuits (they are very very light and brakes easily, so no danger at all).
1813369
Yes, it's totally a teether. It's a rubbery silicone teether. My twin girls love theirs. Feels good to chew on and easy for baby to hold.
311650
My son does. He is 11 months old with 4 teeth (and 2 more on the verge of breaking through). I think it is extremely similar to a dog toy, which can take quite a bit of abuse from chewing. In fact, it is scary how much like a dog toy it is. Of course, that does not stop my son from loving his Sophie! Sophie is a fun shape, a good size for small hands to hold, it obviously feels good on sore gums, and she gets a laugh every time she squeaks. My little boy loves her!
1959008
It's amazing for teething! Much better than the mesh things. I put frozen peas and apple slices in it all the time just for teething.
1340037
The monkey does weight the pacifier down a little. It won't keep the pacifier in his mouth if he's prone to pushing it out with his tongue, though. I've found that I can sort of prop the monkey up with a blanket or fold it under itself and that keeps it in his mouth.
2100292
I think it's a mistake on Amazon's part - if you go to Nuby's website it says the product is safe for 3+ months.http://www.nuby.com/en/nuby/teethers-toys/455
849023
Not sure but the Sophie the giraffe teether is much softer than the Vulli So teether. We have both and love them both.