A Natural Teething Toy to Give Tylenol a Run For Its Money

A Natural Teething Toy to Give Tylenol a Run For Its Money
Aside from my finger and a random corners of our furniture, the only thing that temporarily relieved my teething babes' sore gums was a frozen wet washcloth. So leave it to a fellow mom to create a teething toy with just that very thing attached.

The handmade Ringley Natural Teething Toy found at Kai Kids features a natural maple ring that fussy little ones can safely gnaw on. Add the organic cotton terry cloth and you've got the best of both worlds all in one teether. You'll find two styles--knotted or straight. Either way, it's a definite must-add to your arsenal of cranky baby appeasers.

Now all you need to get you through the teething months is a stockpile of Tylenol. For you.  -Kristen 
 

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