Nuby Teething Mitt
£6.99

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Smyths Toys
£6.99

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Product details

The Nuby Teething Mitt is a soft, textured mitt that helps soothe sore gums and entertain teething babies.
  • Soft silicone edges provide gentle chewing stimulation
  • Fabric crinkles add tactile interest
  • Velcro strap secures the mitt in place, preventing it from falling off
  • Suitable for babies 3 months and up
  • Machine washable for easy cleaning

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Contents: 1x Teething Mitt
  • Soft mitt with teething surface
  • Textured silicone sides soothe sore gums
  • Stops children chewing and dribbling on their own hands
  • Keeps baby from scratching themselves
  • Crinkly sounds to stimulate the senses
  • Not machine washable, surface wash only and then air dry

  • Dimensions

    15.3L X 3.2W X 8.9H cm

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