Collection: Teething rings + rattles

Teethers + Rattles for Babies

As soon as your baby reaches for things deliberately, at around three to four months, rattles and grasping toys become exciting, and teethers join them once teething begins. This collection combines both, with pieces from Mushie, Bezisa, Maileg, Wooden Story, Mrs Ertha and LIEWOOD.

Rattles in fabric, wood and silicone

Maileg's Lullaby Friends bring the sound, with a mouse rattle in Natur or Light Umber and a bunny rattle in Schokolade, alongside bird-shaped rattles such as Nighthawk, Lark and Turtle Dove. There are also the Rassel Vogel, the Rassel Geoperlen and the Rassel Holz Daisy Daylight.

Teethers: silicone, wood or animal shapes

Silicone teethers are soft and usually easy to clean, and the Freezer Teether is designed to be chilled. Wooden designs are firmer and are wiped with a damp cloth. If you are after something more playful, look at the silicone lamb teether, the Mr Bear Magdalene teether or the Lucky Star teether in Taupe and Cloud Grey.

How many do you need?

Two or three teethers with different textures are usually enough; the variety is what keeps them interesting. A rattle and a teether together also make a popular gift, and our article on sustainable gifts for a new baby has more ideas.

You will find teethers on their own under teethers and more toys for the first months under first baby toys. Our guide when does my baby need a teether? explains the right moment for the first one.