My daughter is 8 months old, and has yet to have any teeth break through, although it seems that she has been teething since she was 3 months old. Her shirts are always wet, and she just loves to chew on things. It’s hard to know what is safe and not safe to let my daughter chew on now a days with product recalls, and some harsh chemicals out there. ShaindyAlexander, a mom in Toronto, saw this same problem when her daughter was teething and so she decided to do something about it. She created an organic all natural teething toy for babies to enjoy, and put moms minds at ease.
RiNGLEY is a teething toy that is handmade out of Canadian natural untreated maple and 100% organic terry cloth. Both items are completely natural and organic (ASTM toy safety standards, Certified organic cotton). So there is no need to worry about what is going into your child’s mouth. The two textures of the wood and the terry cloth make it interesting for any child that is going through teething.
My daughter really enjoys chewing her RiNGLEY, she can chew on this for such a long time. She chews both on the wooden ring and the terry cloth. The cloth can be wet or dry to give your child a different sensation, it could also be put in the freezer, which will numb your child’s gums while having some teething pains. My daughter is always sucking on her wash cloths in the tub, so this teething toy comes quite naturally to be her favourite. There is also some of the terry cloth wrapped around the wooden ring so once again this gives her a different sensation when chewing on it.
There are two different versions of the RiNGLEY, the straight, which is the one I received and the knotted which has 2 large knots in the cloth. Either way, both items provide interesting textures for your teething toddler. During teething times, us parents can all appreciate something that will give your child something to relieve their pains.
Buy it: To purchase the RiNGLEY, visit the online store and contact Shaindy
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I learned that they are Canadian made and can be used wet or dry.
RiNGLEY was designed with a child’s development in mind. Since infants learn through tactile stimulus, touching and putting things in their mouths, the need for a product made without harmful chemicals and dyes is important. RiNGLEY is an organic and natural toy for babies to chew and teethe on.
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the owner is a Child Life Specialist, working at a hospital, supporting children and their families through stressful experiences and procedures. I help normalize the hospital environment, through play and education, thus helping children gain some control over stressful life events.
I learned that the Ringley uses 100% organic cotton.
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they are organic! just what i like to hear!
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I love that these are organic and dye free
Did not know that they were canadian that is great and can be used so many different ways
The inventor of Ringley is a Child Life Specialist
I’m a subscriber
like that there organic
They’re handmade!
My twins are teething! I love that they can be frozen, used wet or dry
I heart that these are organic and dye free:)
Thanks for the awesome giveaway and 4 the entry:)
I learned that it can be used wet or dry and easily reaches around a child’s gums and teeth!
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I learned that these can be used wet or dry.
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