Zo-li Gummy Stick Baby Gum Massagers

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I thought the 'teething' portion would be a little bigger, but my son seems to enjoy playing with it and chewing on all the parts.

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This teething stick works great for little ones to reach their back teeth. Easy for infants to grip and the ring keeps them from putting it too far into their mouth. However if they grab the stick upside down they can put the long handle into their mouth causing them to gag.

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At 4 month olds my baby already had 2 teeth, and he was able to self soothe with these. I highly recommend them.

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great for teething children very durable

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This teether/gum massager is great for being able to get right to the area that is bothering littles ones. My daughter can move it around her mouth and even bite down and twist it to help the the uncomfort of new teeth coming it. She can hold it easily and prefers it to other teethers now.

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I wish I would have bought these for my first two kids!

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This teether is AWESOME! My son loves it! It is great for any baby who is teething or just enjoys chewing on things. The rubbery end is soft and chewy and seems to be the perfect gnawing surface:) Wish I had ordered several so I could keep them in different places(ie. car, diaper bag, babysitter, etc.) Like a pacifier, they are easy to lose.

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We give this teething toy to our baby to chew on while she waits for her meals. It's easy for her to hold (8 mo.) and seems to keep her happy while she waits. The only thing that is a bit of a concern, is that the handle is longer, and she sometimes reverses it and puts it in her mouth instead. She's never choked, but it seems a bit long to stick in a baby's mouth :)

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My 8 month old loves this. She's finally starting to get her teeth in. She's been chewing and chewing on anything she can find. then I got her these and she loves them. She can reach all areas of her mouth. I can even put a pacifier clip on it so she doesn't drop it.

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My daughter started teething at 3 months. By the time 6 months came around, nothing seemed to help her soothe her mouth. We tried teething rings, chewy blankets, and cold wash cloths but nothing could help her... except these things. I was comforted that she couldn't choke on them and that I could just stick them in the dishwasher to clean. She's 18 months old now and still uses them to soothe her, especially her molars that are coming in! These things rock!!! Thank you!

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My baby loves this teether.

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My nephew loved them, loved them while teething so I was excited to get them. She is just not into them, could care less :( Also, they come in a pack of 2 - I should have read the details better as I now have 4 and I keep trying but she's not into them.

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It seems like my LO will chew on anything EXCEPT a teether ring. I saw these and was excited to give them a try and was glad I did. They are the right shape to get back to where molars would be and that's where he's trying to "chew" right now. The handle is great for his little hand to hold on to. And they have holes on the guard which work well for the pacifier clip so I can keep it from hitting the ground a little less often.

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I just received these after having my eye on these for months now, and I was excited about this product! BUT, I just got them today and upon opening, was disappointed to realize that they are not actually "massagers" in the typical sense of the word. Anything that is describes as such is usually battery-operated and vibrates or moves- these are just a plastic stick that has gummy-like material on the end. I was hoping that when my baby would bite down on it, it would vibrate! That is what comes to mind for most when using the word "massager"..So I am disappointed that this is not at all what I thought it was. I might keep them, but in light of this information, I do think they are overpriced. I would gladly pay the price if they DID any movement, but since they do not, what they sell for seems a bit much to me, seeing that it really is just a plastic stick for the most part. Just be aware that that is what these are, if you are considering buying these. Still an ok product I guess.