teething ring
you invented the ring
Get a rubber teething ring for babies (NOT water filled) and freeze it. This will give them something to chew on and the cool with soothe their gums. If you have problems getting a teething ring wet a face cloth and freeze. Always supervise your pet when chewing toys etc
xylophone toy for when the baby is a little older
Depending on what age the baby is... Sucking provides comfort to a young baby, it reminds them of feeding from the breast or bottle. It could also be due to teething, chewing on the hands provides some relief from the pain of teeth breaking through the gum. You could apply teething gel or give them a teething ring if you want to discourage them putting hands in their mouth.
It looks like Jim Ward invented circa 1975.
It feels good on their gums if they are still teething. If they are not teething then it is curiosity. It feels good on their gums if they are still teething. If they are not teething then it is curiosity.
The O-ring was invented by Niels Christensen (1865-1952); a Danish-American inventor.
There are many home remedies to help with teething babies. Frozen bananas can sooth gum pain. Wrapping ice in a towel and letting baby chew it can help to keep the swelling down. A cold bagel can be used like a teething ring and give baby a way to gently press on the gums. Gently massaging babies gums can also help.
Most teething toys have water in them. If there is something other than water in the teething toy, it has to be listed on the package.
Baby items that start with the letter I would be infant car seat, ice teething ring, infant clothing, and infant stroller.
The spring ring was first patented in 1900.