Every child is different—some take a couple of weeks to settle, while others feel perfectly at ease from day one

Yes, our teethers are made from seasoned neem wood which is safe to chew/bite.

Our product is crafted from high-quality Neem Wood, with no coating for a natural finish.

To maintain the quality and longevity of teethers, avoid washing them with water. Instead, clean it with a damp cloth and apply natural oil to preserve its finish. Avoid exposure to sunlight and do not apply chemicals.

No, it should not be washed or sterilized. Cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended to maintain the quality of the wood.

Ideally, The teether should be offered when the child is at a developmental stage where they voluntarily start grasping objects.

A teether should be offered to children around 3-4 months when voluntary grasping begins when a baby starts to reach out and hold objects intentionally.

No. Unlike the bark and leaves, the Neem Wood trunk is not bitter. It is safe for children to chew on and helps soothe their gums during teething.

Neem wood teethers are antibacterial, chemical-free, and safe. They soothe gums, maintain oral hygiene, and are environmentally friendly.

Our measurements are tailored for infants' grips, ensuring compliance with international standards and BIS guidelines for precision and safety.

Yes. While cleaning the teether the first time, you might see some sawdust. It's harmless and child-safe. When receiving the product, first clean it with a damp cloth.

At birth, children have an involuntary grasp reflex, which can potentially cause them to get hurt if the teether was given. It is recommended to introduce the teether when the child is around 3-4 months old, as they start to develop voluntary grasp at that age.