When Can Babies Start Using Teething Rings? A Complete Guide for Parents

1. When Do Babies Start Teething?

Teething is an important developmental milestone for every baby. Most infants begin teething between 4 to 7 months, though the timing varies. Some babies may start as early as 3 months, while others may not show signs until 9 or 10 months.

During teething, parents may notice increased drooling, mild irritability, a desire to bite objects, and sometimes difficulty sleeping. These behaviors occur because the erupting teeth push through the gum tissue, causing pressure and discomfort.

Medical Insight: According to pediatric studies, teeth usually emerge in pairs — starting with the lower central incisors, followed by the upper ones. Providing safe, soothing tools like silicone teething rings can help relieve discomfort while stimulating sensory development.

2. When Can You Give a Baby a Teething Ring?

You can introduce a teething ring as soon as your baby starts showing early signs of teething — typically between 3 to 4 months.

At this stage, babies begin exploring their mouths and need safe, hygienic tools to bite and chew on. A food-grade silicone teething ring is ideal because it’s soft, flexible, non-toxic, and gentle on delicate gums.

LYASILICONE teething products are made from BPA-free, phthalate-free, and FDA-approved silicone, ensuring complete safety for newborns and infants.

3. What Type of Teething Ring Is Best?

Not all teething rings are created equal. Here are the key features that make a silicone teether the best choice:

Material: 100% food-grade, medical-grade silicone – safe and non-toxic.
Soft but durable texture: Gentle on gums yet resistant to biting.
Easy to clean: Dishwasher-safe and sterilizable.
Ergonomic design: Lightweight and easy for little hands to grip.
Attractive designs: Bright colors and cute shapes (like animals or fruits) engage babies visually and encourage sensory learning.

With customizable colors, shapes, and packaging

4. Should You Refrigerate a Teething Ring?

Yes, cooling a teething ring can provide extra relief! The gentle cold helps numb sore gums and reduce inflammation.

However, never freeze a silicone teether. Freezing can make the silicone too hard, potentially hurting your baby’s gums. Instead, place the teething ring in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes before use.

LYASILICONE’s silicone teethers retain their softness even when chilled, offering a soothing cooling effect without losing flexibility or safety.

5. How Many Teething Rings Do You Need?

Most parents find that 2–3 teething rings are ideal:

  • One for home use,

  • One for outings,

  • One as a backup (in case another needs cleaning).

Having multiple teethers also keeps your baby entertained with different textures and shapes, promoting oral motor skill development.

Why Choose LYASILICONE for Your Baby’s Teething Needs?

  • Certified BPA-free, PVC-free, and phthalate-free materials.

  • 100% food-grade and medical-grade silicone.

  • Custom OEM & ODM support for baby brands worldwide.

  • Factory-direct manufacturing ensures consistent quality and competitive pricing.

Certified BPA-free, PVC-free, and phthalate-free materials. 100% food-grade and medical-grade silicone Custom OEM & ODM support for baby brands worldwide Factory-direct manufacturing ensures consistent quality and competitive pricing

FAQ

Q1: Are LYASILICONE teething rings dishwasher safe?
Yes. All our teething rings are heat-resistant and can be safely sterilized in boiling water or placed in the dishwasher.

Q2: Can babies use silicone teethers every day?
Absolutely. Silicone is durable, hygienic, and safe for daily use — just make sure to clean it regularly.

Q3: Are your teething products certified?
Yes. LYASILICONE products meet FDA, LFGB, and EN71 standards.

Q4: Can I customize my own teething ring design?
Yes. We offer OEM/ODM customization for global baby product brands — including logo engraving, packaging design, and color matching.

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