Would these be too big for a 1 year old? He currently has 8 teeth and cutting some molars at the moment.
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yes , I think this would be too big and hard on his teeth, its best for 3-4 yr olds I think.
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Probably not....they are really small. They are made for a toddler not a ten year old. Was very disappointed when they came. They are just so tiny.
818260
No - they have a pretty wide mouth and the caps are not attached. My 6-year-old did well with them though. Not sure how well a younger child would do.
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I've a 4 pound Pom whose 12 this year. Looks young and very healthy but lost jaw teeth to neglect before we met at the pound 5 years ago. Would these be easy for him to chew without too much discomfort?
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yes, these tooth brush is a little too big for a two year, a smaller version with shorter hander would be great for kids. I really love this product and is actually better than many well known brand name out in the market.
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Way too big for her. I'd wait until her adult teeth emerge and then start brushing them with CET toothpaste/brush. That's the best way to prevent tooth decay/tartar/loss.
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They will probably be a bit big. They can bend/form to the mouth, but the tooth size may be too big. (Was tempted to give you an April Fools answer, but I refrained)
609369
My guess is that they would be a little bit too big for an 8 yr old, but I'd give them a try if I were you.
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Possibly. They are pretty wide (about the width of an adult male's hand). The velcro attachment, though, gives a fair bit of range in how securely you tighten them, so they might work for a toddler (with supervision, of course).
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I don't think so, they're pretty hard to chew. My son didn't even bother to chew it. It hold up real good
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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. 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.... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I bought this for my 5 month old. I don't think it would be suitable for a one year old, since they most likely can now walk.
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Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
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The only issue, as far as the listed choking hazard goes that I could see for a 1 year old, would be the smaller pieces with the round balls as tops. The Squigz Starter set pieces are all smooth and a smaller child could possibly put one of these in his/her mouth and have a problem getting it back out - the other pieces should be fine. You could just remove those ball pieces until the child's a little older. I see they sell a PipSquigz set now, which might be the answer for you - they look textured for a young one's senses and ease of grip. Either way, you can't go wrong! My 3 year old granddaughter's Squigz pieces are out all the time - I only wish these had been around when my sons were little. Enjoy!!
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Yes they will... They fit my 1 year old perfect unless his head is huuge lol.... You'll be fine.
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No, they would be too big. My granddaughter is 7 and I'm not sure she will be able to ride it next year.
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Hi JLMoore, They are for tiny mouths ... 6 months is fine ... I love the fact they are made in USA .. Safer to put in your babies mouth