Pure Natural Rubber Baby Teether, Without Holes, One-Piece Hygienic Design Teether for Babies BPA Free, Covers All Teething Stages, All Natural, Textured for Sensory Play, Teething Toy for Molars

Seems like a perfect size and baby held it easily. Preferred eating the tail, haha. Yes, it can go far back into the mouth and make baby gag but its not a safety hazard or anything. My biggest beef was that the natural rubber attracts all the lint and dirt and dog hair in my house so that was gross to me but baby didn't seem to care.He ended up preferring Sofie the Giraffe anyways so problem solved.

This is one of my baby’s favorite teethers. I only wish it were a little thicker. Glad that it doesn’t have any glue.

Perfect size for little hands to grasp and pass back and forth between hands. It has lots of little angles and ridges etc. that he loves to explore with his mouth.Can not beat 100% natural rubber! Just rinse and throw in boiling water for 30 seconds to keep it clean and sanitized. Great teether or even just little toy for babies to feel and grasp.At least as far as my baby goes, seems to love the flavor/scent of natural rubber. Silly kids ;)

The baby loves this teething fish. He popped it in his mouth immediately and will hardly let it go.

We bought this teether for our then 4 month old when we noticed he was really starting to chomp on his hands. He didn’t take to it right away but is now 6 months old and it’s one of his favorite toys. The tether is soft and gummy and provides a nice alternative to his firm ARK teether which he also loves.It’s not a teether I would throw in the diaper bag for on the go just because the nature of the material allows pet hair/dirt to cling to it easily and I find I have to rinse it off often (we have a very hairy dog…but the teether is easy to clean). Overall it’s been a great option for us and our son is well pleased with it and I’m pleased that it used natural materials.

This was softer then I was expecting, which is awesome! I was expecting it to be harder, like many silicone teethers are. This is soft and bendy, which I think will be lovely for my baby when she really starts in on teething. It's nice to have a few different textures around. My first preferred to chew on his natural rubber pacifiers when he was teething, I wish I had found this fish then! It has a slight smell, but that is very normal for natural rubber, and it doesn't bother me at all. It'll fade over time, too. It's simple to wash off, and also doesn't really attract lint/dust, which I appreciate. My baby likes it, but she's only three months and so not really needing to new on things just yet. She just holds it and waves it around right now, lol.

We love it! Can't get enough. My 5 month old daughter grips it easily, though it did take about a month to and to chew it. Now she loves it! It does have a faint smell at first but it fades. I love that it has two textures to it. You can attach a toy strap too which is nice. It's a good weight as well. Not too heavy to fall out of mouth but enough to hold good. This and the calmies ball are easily my favorite purchases. I wish CaaOcho made more!You should realize though that some babies love some toys and hate others. Some will love any toy thrown at them and some are like cats and prefer the wrapping it came in. My girl is more like the latter but loves her fish. Could just be that it helps the teething and that's why and after she's done will go back to batting feathers and chasing tin foil balls.. But until then im glad she has this.Also YES natural rubber CAN smell. Air it out a few days outside or near a window. Or wash it. Some boil pacifiers but IMO that just increase the smell. It doesn't bug me but then again id rather have a tiny temporary smell than petrochemicals, dyes, heavy metals, and other chemicals and synthetics go into my tiny humans mouth.

My son loves this thing! He is 10 weeks old and not yet teething but loves to suck on the tail. When he started insisting that I put his toys into his mouth, I got very anxious about toxicity in plastics, paints, etc. Since we had used natural rubber pacifiers for the short time that he wanted a pacifier, this was an obvious choice. I will admit that I thought he would have no interest in it because it isn't colorful and doesn't make noises but he does not seem to care one bit. He likes the variety of textures and thinks it's funny when I wiggle it around like a moving fish.If you are a parent with concerns about toxic chemicals in commonly used baby products, I highly recommend looking into natural rubber as a great alternative to silicone or plastic.