Are these made from material that is safe for baby to chew on?
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The box makes no mention regarding your question. Just states that they are made of "super flexible rubber".
1991428
Hi Becky,Yes - as stated on the Babiators website:The rubber material used in Babiators frames (specifically called thermoplastic rubber, a blend of rubber and polyester), is also used in a range of medical applications (like breathing tubes, IVs etc.) and is actually often recommended as a safe alternative to PVC. Our glasses are not made from PVC or vinyl.Best Regards,Matt
1991429
I guess if the baby still needs to chew is not ready to wear this king of accessory.
339391
I don't know but I would not buy them. Baby did not want anything to do with them. Waste of money. you can just wet a piece of washcloth, freeze it and get the same result. He liked the traditional cool teething rings so much better.
109049
The piece your baby's mouth will be on is plastic. The rest of the top is plastic with a silicone like coating on it.
2001168
My daughter is 9 months old. But this wafer melted in her mouth, she didn't need to use her teeth just the pressure of her gums would have been enough. If your baby has the chewing motions down then it shouldn't be a problem.
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Well, ANYTHING is a choking hazard, I guess. But these are very large and securely placed on the rubber string. My baby can't even get one in her mouth; and I'd guess if the string broke, they'd all be loose, and then of course don't give them to the baby. But as they are, a baby can't get them all in their mouth. My kid LOVES this toy.
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Absolutely. They're kind of like knobby terry wash cloths, and they have so many edges that it's easy for them to get some part of it in their mouths. The grapes are maybe three inches across the top of the bunch, but any baby could chew on a stem, leaf, or corner, if nothing else. I didn't give them to my son until he started cutting teeth at four months, but there would be no harm in letting a three month old chew/suck on them. They're not a choking hazard, and they're fun when frozen. I just wring them out before I freeze them so they don't get everything wet as they melt. These are my son's favorite teething toys.
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The box info. says they're safe for eating and my daughter, 2 years old, likes to eat her snack of fruit or crackers out it while sitting at her little kitchen table set. She then pretends to wash it...it's great for many reasons. I've hand washed for speed, but I think they're microwave and dishwasher safe...check the description on Amazon to be sure. It seems to me it's a great environmentally friendly and safe set to use for your baby.
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I'm not sure what they are made of - I don't have the packaging any more. But, these are great for toddlers!!! They fit their hands perfectly. They are rounded at the right angle so they can get the food picked up much, much better than any others I have ever seen. (I am a mother of 4 & a grandma of 2) :-) They also wash well in the dishwasher!
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I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
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These are a rubber, like a heavy balloon. They are a choking hazard if the dog chews them.
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They aren't covered with cloth. They are a rubbery block. My grandson hasn't tried to bite any though. He's 15 months old.
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No. They are a soft foam material. We are saving them for when she is a bit older. The push wagon itself is indispensable! It has been one of her favorites for months and it's made here in America- I trust the brand and plan on purchasing products made by them in the future.
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Safe? Yes, they are made for baby's milk/formula. They can be a bit difficult to fit on the bottle and sometimes leak around the cap. We have never frozen milk on them but I don't think they were meant for that and I don't think they'll hold up anyway.
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They are made of a soft flexible plastic or rubber. Very cute and worth the price.
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Since the colors are molded into the plastic there is nothing that can be injested. The child would have to eat a piece of an item. The material is very sturdy so that would be very unlikely.
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No. The blocks are a very dense foam. Our grandson loves playing with them and hasn't bitten them yet, but not sure they couldn't be bitten if he actually tried. I just don't think he has tried...yet.
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They're made of a hard plastic, your dog will not be able to chew on it. They have a hard time getting the treat out as it is...they're pretty sturdy, will last for yrs.