MonkeyTots® Teething Mitten for Babies | Exceptional Quality Teething Toys for Baby | Perfect Baby Shower Gift | Includes Teething Mitt, Travel Bag, Milestone Card & Teething eBook

Fantastic. Our daughter is going through the teething stage and she refused to chew on all the teething toys we bought, even sophie the giraffe wasn't good enough for her! She would chew on her hands and her sleeves though and try to chew on anything but a teething ring!That was until we got this- it is a glove and she loves chewing her hand so this was ideal. It's the first teething implement she has taken to and we are happy to see her using it!The only thing is though she manages to pull it off and chew the wrong end! It did also get absolutely soaked, so I feared her little hand would get cold so I bought another one so while one is drying out she can have a fresh one.Really impressed with this simple but effective product.

My baby has started showing signs of teething (drooling, fists in mouth) and my dentist recommended i get a teething mitt. i opted for this one after good reviews.He is still 3 months but as soon as i put it on, he put it straight into his mouth. He likes the crinkly bit too and likes to lick the cloth bit.It's still quite big so plenty of room for his hands to grow into but it generally stays on if I've put it on securely enough (his hands are clenched like little fists but even then its ok)Because there is a soft element, it does get a bit wet so needs to dry out. We have uses in microwave steriliser and its come out fine.Like the handy little pouch it comes in too!

My little one is only 14 weeks but appears to be showing signs of teething. She constantly has her hands in her mouth and we’re forever pulling them out to stop them getting sore. I looked on the internet at ideas and came across MonkeyTots which seemed to be the answer. Although I was cautious that I would then be encouraging my LO to chew ‘her hands’ i think its working well. As soon as she starts going for her hand I pop this on and you can tell she knows it’s something different and chomps down on them. She also like to look at them and touch them due to the colour and design and the noise they make. Well recommended.

This glove seems really good quality. I’m not a huge fan of the unicorn design but I think it looks good other than that. I like how the glove material crinkles and the silicone has various different textures/ patterns on it so our little girl has a choice of what to chew on. At the moment our daughter is 10 weeks and unfortunately hasn’t quite got the hang of it yet and still prefers chewing her sleeve. When I hold it up to her mouth she will have a little nibble on it but isn’t that interested in it. I’m hoping she will use it more in the next few weeks.

I bought this for my 6 month old granddaughter as she kept trying to put her hand in her mouth or anything she could get hold of. They did not want to have a dummy in her moth all the time. Gave it to her Christmas day and immediately she had it on she was trying to chew on it. It was a perfect size for her little hand and it has really helped, think her teeth might be coming through. Would highly recommend it.

I like the colour and the fabric material is good enough, same with the Velcro looks like it should last too, the hand part crinkles like a cat toy so baby is interested. My baby took to it quickly when it was on hand and when in hand. Sadly it doesn’t really fit well and she’s 4 months / 13lbs. It falls off her and she’s able to pull it off despite the Velcro. But she likes to hold it anyway.

How do you clean without washing the fabric? Not suitable for dryer? It did go there and survivedI cannot put it on my LOs hands for more than a minute but still being held and chewed on occasionallyCannot say it’s value for money

The product arrived quickly and is of an excellent quality. Unfortunately, my little one is struggling to get her hand in her mouth with the mitten on. She was born prematurely and has very small hands and mouth and is teething early. She does enjoy sucking on the end of the mitten if I hold it for her, it is simply the motion of turning her hand back to her mouth whilst wearing the mitten that she can't quite get the hang of at the moment. Despite this, we will definitely continue to use it and it will come in really handy when she is just a little bit bigger.