Nuby Icy Bite Teether (Ages 3M+)

My daughter actually quite likes this teether, and it seems to sooth her for a while when her gums are playing up. She's 4 1/2months old and the packaging says for 4months+, we were given this as a gift, not bough from Amazon.

I was watching her chew on it for a while, and she was really going for it, quite content and then I noticed the blood dripping form her lip. She was chewing on the ring, not the keys, where the Nuby logo is, the lettering is slightly raised, and apparently sharp, as it has cut her gum. She's now sore and crying and getting blood all over everything. Her teeth have not yet come through, so it's not from her own tooth, it really was the ring. I'm writing a stern letter to Nuby, as this is not acceptable.

I don't like the hard plastic logo which can be abrasive to gums. The hard plastic key bases aren't good either. The frozen gel doesn't seem to remain cooler longer than the water-based ones. At least the keys can reach the molars. It's BPA and latex free, but they use a variety of different chemical elastomers for the ring and for the sides of the key bases.

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This was one of my son's favorite toys. And it did a great job of relieving his teething tension. Then one day I noticed that his teeth were scratching off the white paint on the red logo at the center of the main ring. Sine then, we have retired the toy since I do not want him eating the paint. It's too bad it was not constructed better since he loved it so much.

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If there was an option for zero stars, that is what I would've rated this product. After letting my 6 month old use this product as intended (for teething!) for less than one hour, I noticed the white paint around the "Nuby" logo was actually chipping off!! I will not purchase Nuby products again and hope this product is recalled soon. Babys should not be eating paint!!

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These are just okay. I figured since they were called "icy bite" that you would be able to freeze them, but according to the product instructions you are only supposed to cool them in the refrigerator. Doing that doesn't seem to get them very cold. My son plays and chews on them occasionally, but doesn't seem enamored with them. He definitely prefers his Nuby Softeez teethers as far as the texture goes. If these can't be frozen they're basically just keys and there are cheaper and better ones out there.