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 Useful October 5, 2008
Baby couldn't hold this until she was bigger and her grip improved. Once she could hold it, she loved it. She gnaws on both sides regardless. She likes the colors and shape also. The color does come off though, which isn't so good.
 It does the trick! September 18, 2008
Daughter lost her 1st 'cooley' teether to the dog, so I found myself shopping for a replacement. She loves this one! The open side is easy for her to grab, or we can hook it to one of the many chain-link toys around the house. It cools quickly in the fridge, but even when it's not cold it keeps her entertained (well, at least for as long as her 6mo old attention span can handle!)
>> Good choice if you're looking for a fun teether. It seems to soothe here sore gums, and she keeps busy playing with it as a toy too.<<
Great Teether! June 15, 2008
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My daughter is 14 months, and she still uses this chewer. We bought it when she was about 4 months, when she started sucking on her toys, and she has always loved it.
Early Teething November 3, 2007
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My son started teething early (3 months) and he was not yet able to control his movements enough to chew on teething objects. He was however able to grab things and this butterfly was so easy for him to pick up. The one wing is like a handle and it easy for him to move and light enough for him to get to his mouth. As the days go by he is finally able to chew on it for a few seconds before he loses the control. He is still unable or uninterested in doing this with any other teething toy. Plus he somehow finds the butterfly entertaining. A+ for a young teether.
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