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Made by the same company that produces our preferred pacifier
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No allergy causing substances such as the protein known to cause latex allergies.
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The outer material is a baby friendly, tongue twisting word called Ethylenvinyacetat, use for medical products
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The inside is filled with sterilzed water
Natursutten Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Natursutten teether made of?
Natursutten teether's are made from EVAtane (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate), a material also used for medical products. It is free of silicone and chmeical softeners.
2. Where is the Natursutten teether made? To what standards are they produced and tested?
All Natursutten teethers are CE certified which means that the product lives up to the European Union (EU) directive in this product area concerned with safety, health and environment. The EU is equivalent to our FDA.
3. Why should I buy a Natursutten teether over another?
When you buy a Natursutten teether, you and your baby avoid:
- Artificial colors
- Cancer causing substances
- Hormone disturbing substances
- Chemical softeners
- Parabens, PVC and phthalates
4. What is the advantage of a Natursutten teether?
These teethers don't smell at all. They don't smell like chemicals and they don't smell like plastic. They are also filled with purified and sterilized water.
5. Is it easy to care for? How do I do it?
Wash in warm water with soap and then rinse and dry thoroughly. Teething rings can be cooled in a refrigerator, but never in a freezer. They must never be boiled or steamed and do not attempt to sterilze them in a microwave!
Teething, the emergence of the first baby teeth through a baby's gums, can be a frustrating time for many babies - and their parents. A baby's gums become sore at the point of a new tooth. This is painful and unpleasant for the child. To relieve the pain and calm the child, it helps for them to "bite" into something.
A refrigerated teething ring eases the pain because it temporarily reduces blood flow in the gums. At the same time, this ring's textured surface massages the gums and helps the teeth emerge.
The easier the child gets through the first teething phase, and the better the teeth are hardened and attached, the healthier the milk teeth will become.
