Teething Mittens Sucking Hand Gloves

Teething mittens are a good option for babies that are teething to soothe their gums. Does your baby tend to chew on his or her fingers a lot? It may also be a sign of rupturing gums that need some relief.

The Trouble With Teething Toys

Teething toys are serving their purpose in relieving rupturing gums of babies. However, there are some problems with some of these toys. One is that of sanitation issues. While toys may have the right design, it is questionable if they are also getting some good cleaning after coming in contact with the baby’s mouth. Leaving them alone after use without proper cleaning makes the toys as a breeding ground of germs. It’s one of the many reasons why babies would suddenly get sick, or at least, develop sores in the mouth. Maintaining toys that infants take in the mouth, in reality, is an additional chore that some parents might rather skip. The air is always bringing in spores or bacteria that can harm anyone. Babies and young children are more vulnerable and susceptible to the effects of germs since their natural barrier for sickness is still developing.

Hand Gloves Are Better

Without any toy, babies will use their own hands to suck on. Sucking or merely putting things into their mouths in their way of satisfying their curiosity because tasting is a primary sensory tool that is instinctive. In this case, the Teething Mittens Sucking Hand Gloves make perfect sense for babies to use. The top has food-grade silicone teethers with molded nubs to stimulate the baby’s gums while milk teeth are growing out. The gloves protect against saliva, and because the rest of the gloves are made of fabric, you can quickly clean them with soap and water by handwashing. These gloves are also secure because velcro straps keep them on your babies’ hands. By far, these gloves are more practical and convenient than any toy.