Baby Einstein Curious Explorers Soft Teether Book
Baby Einstein

Baby Einstein Curious Explorers Soft Teether Book

5 (54)on Amazon →
🔥 Trending
£6.49

Available at

Amazon
£6.49
John Lewis
£6.49

Prices compared across 2 retailers · Updated 24 Oct

🐣

Love this? Start your free baby wishlist

Your Nest is your personal baby wishlist — track prices, compare retailers, and share with loved ones

1

Product details

The Curious Explorers Soft Teether Book from Baby Einstein takes baby on an adventure with familiar characters. The soft book features:
  • Discover a tale of teething
  • Little hands can easily grip this take-along toy
  • Teething corners help soothe sore gums
  • Soft pages are easy to flip
  • Use handle to create a new carrier toy

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Discover a tale of teething
  • Little hands can easily grip this take-along toy
  • Teething corners help soothe sore gums
  • Soft pages are easy to flip
  • Use handle to create a new carrier toy

More from the community

A soft pink plush bunny sitting beside a folded floral blanket on a nursery shelf.
Baby Shower

The Bedtime Shower: Gifts for Those First Sleepy Nights

A baby shower theme where every guest brings something for bedtime, from sleep bags and fitted sheets to a soft night light. Here is how to host it, what to put on the list and what to leave off.

6 min read
A baby girl in a pink party dress and hair bow sitting beside a pink frosted birthday cake, with an adult hand reaching towards her.
Registry / Wishlist

Turning One: First Birthday Gift Ideas That Grow With Your Toddler

Your baby is turning one and everyone wants to know what to buy. Here are birthday wishlist ideas for cruisers, climbers, bookworms and mini chefs that will still get played with long after the cake is gone.

6 min read
A mum holding her young baby against her shoulder with one arm while typing on a laptop at a small round table.
Parenting Practical

Working From Home With a Baby: Nap-Time Sprints and Realistic Expectations

Laptop open, baby on your shoulder, inbox pinging. Here is how parents really make working from home with a little one work, from nap-time sprints to safe play spaces and honest chats with your boss.

6 min read