Chew-Choos 'Sweet pea' Silicone Teething Necklace Review





We love all the teething products that we have reviewed so far. This company, so far, has the brightest colors. Babies love to play with things while they are nursing. Whether it be your hair, your lips or your clothes. Babies just like to fiddle.

While they are teething, everything goes in the mouth. During this time we were constantly making sure that whatever the kids put in their mouths, that it was safe. These teething necklaces are made of Organic Food-Grade Silicone and Free from BPA, PVC, Phthalates, Cadmium, Lead, Latex or any harmful toxins. This FDA-approved silicone is also hygienic, hypoallergenic and resistant to bacteria. Very safe for your child!


If you look close the "beads" have a neat design. It adds to their texture.

My little girl has sensory issues. To keep her from getting overwhelmed, we keep "biter" bracelets and necklaces. These keep her calm during church and trips to the grocery store. She loves the bright color of the Chew Choos Sweet Pea brand. A lot of the other brands have bland colors.


Safety Information
Intended for mothers to wear and is not a toy. Please do not leave with child unattended as it could pose a choking hazard. Please discard once it shows any signs of wear. It is not meant for mature teeth or aggressive biting.

However, our little girl is 2 1/2. She chews on this frequently. We have not had any issues. I do not let her sleep in these. She uses them around us. This keeps her calm. When our daughter wears the necklace I make it shorter for safety. The breakaway clasp is great.

Check them out at:

http://babypinch.com/

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Baby-Pinch-Boutique/928625617153014?fref=ts

You can purchase these from Amazon.com for $14.99 (many colors to choose from)

http://www.amazon.com/Chew-Choos-Silicone-Teething-Necklace-Nursing/dp/B00TT3UJ6E/ref=sr_1_87?ie=UTF8&qid=1430587312&sr=8-87&keywords=teething









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