SweeTooth Ice Cream Cone Shaped Baby Teether - Growing Green

This is a great teether! I was gifted one for my older child and had to get it again. It has a pleasant sweet smell, and my daughter loves chewing on it. It’s very easy to clean and made in the US

So as a new parent teething sucks not only for my kid but for me as well. I’ve bought my kid tons of things to chew on to help him. I bought these cringing at the price. I bought them when he was 3/4 months old. Too soon, he tried to chew on them but his mouth wasn’t big enough for them. Now at 7 months old he loves these things. I rotate them constantly. One in the freezer and one he is chewing on. We have bought over 15 chew toys for him to help him. Without a doubt he loves these the most. He has only been using them for a month or so but so far no signs of wear on them. Easy to wash and throw in the freezer. The smell when you first get them is a bonus. They smell great. The smell does fade though (not a big deal).So wait til your kid is 6/7 months old before buying unless you just want it to be there and be ready. I would suggest two as rotating them out constantly helps. My kid at least loves the cold one. Good luck with teething!Edit to add. My son is almost two. He still chews on these from time to time. They show no wear and he still loves them!Without a doubt a great buy!

This is seriously the cutest baby toy ever. Who doesn’t love an adorable pastel teether? Especially when it’s in the shape of an ice cream cone?! And as if it couldn’t get better than that, this teether even smells delicious! That’s right - you read that correctly: this teether has a mild sweet scent that will make you want to take a nibble.In terms of its functionality, this teether is made of a soft and durable silicone that holds up well with heavy teething. My baby has 8 razor-sharp teeth, and this toy has NO signs of wear/tear after several weeks of daily use.This teether also comes in a cute little box (see photos) that makes it easy to give as a gift.The only critique I would make is that I wish this toy was a little bit bigger. Don’t get me wrong: it’s plenty big enough for little baby hands to grasp, and it’s far from being any sort of choking hazard...I just would have liked to be able to see it better when my baby is chomping on it. With both little hands holding on tight, it becomes almost completely obscured from sight.

We love it. It's so solid and study, just large enough that we don't ever have to worry about choking. Almost impossible to bite a piece off. Very soft, with just enough give to have my (1 year) niece chewing on it for hours. The cone as a slightly different texture from the pattern and it works very well for when the gums are irritated .The smell is a very mild vanilla. Very pleasant. We spent hours after opening it picking up the box it came in an sniffing it.If you're on the fence about it, I definitely recommend. It's absolutely the favorite teether she has, and the silicone is top notch.(on the note of people saying they expected it to be bigger or that it's to small. I don't know what it was about it but I got the same impression. I was really surprised by it's size when I opened it, but it turned out to be perfect. Any larger, and the one year old would have trouble chewing on it, let alone an infant. It is actually the size shown, it's just that the pictures were all with babies. It's big in a Baby's hand, and even if it wasn't the size I expected, it turned out to be perfect.)

We got this teether when our third kid was about 6 months, he's almost 10 months now, and this is our absolute favorite teether. It still slightly smells like vanilla, but that isn't really important, although it does smell nice. It is the perfect size for his little hands. Out of dozens of teethers he has had, this is the one he voluntarily goes for, holds and chews for long periods, and just loves. It hasn't even cracked or been damaged at all, and he's had 5 very sharp teeth for months now. I doubt it will ever show any wear and tear. It was a little heavy for him/hard to hold when we first got it, but he still preferred to chew this one over most of our other teether at the time, we just held it up to his mouth for him. It's a good size for his mouth, not too big he can't get a good bite, but not too small that he can jam it in his mouth and gag. He can chew on the ice cream or the cone, it's just the perfect shape. Plus, it's just adorable and everyone asks about it. We love this thing.

Our baby had 2 bottom teeth pretty much on his 4 month birthday, so he was young and didn't have as much motor control as an older child. We tried lots of high quality teethers, focusing on Made in the USA, Made in Europe, or materials like rubber and wood. We tried the Nenu, Hevea Panda, Sweet Tooth, The Egg, Haba wood teether, Sophie the Giraffe, and Homi Baby wood rattle.Nenu - his FAVORITE to chew on, easy to grasp, lightweight, doesn't attract dirt/dust, small enough to fit in his mouth but large enough to not pose choking hazard, one of the most affordable options. He will happily gnaw on this for 30+ minutes without dropping it. WINNERHevea Panda - he definitely likes to chew on it, despite it's large overall size. The main con is that it gets sticky, and attracts dust and pet hair. I feel like I have to constantly wash it to keep it clean. It's not cute, but it's not meant to be a toy either. RUNNER UP.Sophie the Giraffe - he loves the squeeky sound, she's adorable AF, and he does like to chew on her. It is pricey - twice the cost of anything else on my list. And when we're around dogs, they confuse it for a dog toy and slobber over it. And it's the largest option physically, which makes it less portable for packed diaper bags and such.Sweet Tooth/The Egg - these two are very similar in shape and size. They're a little too wide to fit in his mouth, and too short and stubby to grasp easily. Maybe when he's older these will have more appeal, but my baby never picks them upHaba Wood Teether/Homi Baby Wood Rattle - these are fun toys to play with, and he will chew on them for a bit, but I don't think they actually give him relief from teething discomfort. He mostly wants to play with them with his hands.

Great for teething!