Bunny Teether Mitten in soft food-grade silicone — calms teething, grip training
Baby gripping the teether mitten on their hand, BPA free and stain resistant
Sore gums and finger sucking from three months old
Anti-falling wristband design with a finger grip area that does not pinch
Depth controlled within 3cm so it cannot reach too far back
360 degree glove shield protects little hands while holding
Soft BPA free silicone, chewable across the whole body
Nano plasma treated surface that resists dust and dirt
Steriliser safe, keeps its shape and colour after repeated cleaning

Bunny Teether Mitten

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★★★★★4.7387 Reviews

The teether that doesn’t end up on the floor. It slips over the hand and stays there — so when the crying starts, you’re not first hunting under the sofa for it.

  • Sits over the hand and holds — no more picking it up off the floor
  • Four nubs, four textures, so uncoordinated hands always reach one
  • Light enough for a three-month-old to work on their own
  • Food-grade silicone, BPA free, chewable end to end
In stock — ships within 24 hours
From 3 MonthsBefore they can even aim properly
Four TexturesA different surface on every nub
Steriliser SafeBoil, steam or cold water
What you get

One Bunny Teether Mitten in soft food-grade silicone, with the wrist band, the inner grip bar and four textured nubs. It arrives in a sealed hygienic case you can keep using to store it in the changing bag.

How to fit it

Slide baby’s hand through the band so it sits around the wrist, then guide their fingers over the bar underneath. That is the whole job — about three seconds once you have done it twice.

Their grip is not what holds it on, the fit is. So it stays put even when the hand opens.

Cleaning & care

Steriliser safe — steam, boiling water or cold-water tablets all work, and it keeps its shape and colour. Warm soapy water and a rinse does the job day to day.

The surface is nano-plasma treated, which means it picks up noticeably less dust and lint on the days it does hit the floor.

Safety

BPA free, food-grade silicone, one solid piece with no small parts to come loose. The shape is depth-controlled to roughly 3cm so it cannot reach too far back in the mouth.

As with any teether, use it under supervision, and replace it if you ever see a tear or split in the silicone.

Shipping & returns

Ships within 24 hours. Free returns within 30 days — if your baby wants nothing to do with it, send it back.

The wristband and inner grip bar that keep the teether on baby's hand
The bit that changes the day

It doesn’t end up on the floor

Every other teether follows the same script. Baby grips it for four seconds, the fist opens, and it’s gone — under the highchair, down the side of the car seat, across the shop floor. You pick it up, rinse it, hand it back. Then again.

This one goes over the hand. The band sits round the wrist and there’s a bar underneath for them to hold, so their grip isn’t what keeps it on — the fit is.

They can open their hand, wave their arms about, roll over, and it stays exactly where it was. Which means when the crying starts, you’re dealing with the crying, not looking for the teether first.

Built for hands that don’t aim yet

Four nubs. Four textures.

At three months a baby doesn’t bring things to their mouth so much as wave in the general direction and hope. That is the entire reason there are four nubs pointing four different ways.

Whichever way it lands
However their hand ends up, a nub is already near the mouth. No aiming required.
Each one feels different
Smooth, ribbed, bobbled and ridged — so there is a reason to keep exploring instead of losing interest in a minute.
Gentle counter-pressure
The ribbed nubs give sore gums something firm to press back against, which is usually what they are looking for.
Light in the hand
Small and light enough that a baby controls it themselves rather than fighting the weight of it.
The four textured nubs on the bunny teether mitten
The part you actually check first

Made to go in a baby’s mouth

It is one solid piece of food-grade silicone. No fabric to go mouldy, no beads, no rattle parts, nothing glued on that can work loose.

Depth controlled to around 3cm so the teether cannot reach too far back
BPA Free Silicone
Food grade and soft enough to chew end to end, firm enough to push back
Depth Controlled
Shaped to around 3cm so it cannot reach far enough back to make them gag
Nano-Plasma Surface
Treated so it picks up markedly less dust and lint on the days it does hit the floor
Steriliser Safe
Steam, boiling water or cold-water tablets — it keeps its shape and its colour

Use it under supervision, as with any teether, and replace it if the silicone ever tears or splits.

Frequently asked questions

What age is it for?

Three months and up, and three months is genuinely the point rather than a legal minimum. That is the age where a baby wants things in their mouth but cannot reliably get them there, so a teether they have to aim and hold is useless to them. Most families keep using it well past the first birthday.

Will it really stay on?

Yes, because their grip is not what holds it. The band sits round the wrist and the hand goes through it, so the teether stays put whether the fist is closed or wide open. Babies can shake their arms hard and it does not fly off — but it slides straight off when you take it off them.

Can it go too far into their mouth?

The shape is depth-controlled to roughly 3cm, which is deliberately shorter than the distance that triggers a gag. That is the whole reason it is shaped like a dome rather than a long stick. Supervise as you would with anything else they chew.

My baby spits out pacifiers — will they take this?

Often yes, and it is a common reason people buy it. A pacifier has to be held in the mouth by suction, which plenty of babies simply refuse. This is the opposite — it sits on the hand and they bring it to their mouth themselves, on their own terms.

Will it stop them sucking their fingers?

It gives them something better to do with that hand, which is usually enough. Because the mitten covers the palm and fingers, the hand they would normally chew is the hand holding the teether. Plenty of parents buy it for exactly this.

How do I clean it?

Warm soapy water and a rinse for everyday, and it goes in the steriliser whenever you want — steam, boiling water or cold-water tablets. It holds its shape and colour rather than going cloudy and sticky the way cheaper silicone does.

Can I put it in the freezer?

Chill it in the fridge rather than freezing it. Cold silicone feels good on sore gums, but frozen solid it goes hard, and hard is the last thing you want against a gum that is already sore.

Is one enough?

Honestly, most people end up with two — one that lives in the changing bag or the car, one that stays at home. It is the sort of thing you only notice you have forgotten once you are already out and the crying has started.

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Kendra Mercer

Our nanny asked for a second one so there is always a clean one at the house. Both go through the steriliser at night and come out fine. She says it is the only teether that does not end up on the floor.

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Michelle Novak

Bought it thinking it would be a two week novelty. Three months later it is still in the diaper bag and still getting used daily. My husband was the one who noticed she is not chewing her own fingers as much. Neither of us thought a mitten would be the thing that worked.

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Karen Sundberg

I like it a lot but it was honestly a bit big on my three month olds hand at first. She kind of swam in the band for the first couple of weeks. At four months it fits her properly and she uses it constantly.

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Nathan Boyle

Works pretty much how they describe it, my son keeps it on his hand and chews the ribbed nub the most. We use it in the car seat and in restaurant highchairs. Only thing is I wish the case it came in was a bit sturdier for tossing in a bag.

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Kwame Ashford

bit shocked our fifteen week old took to this so fast. he doesnt really grab things on purpose yet but it sits on his hand and he does the rest.

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Bryan Kowalczyk

Great little thing for a baby who cannot grab yet. My son is four months and it stays on his hand no matter how much he flails. Four stars only because a two pack would be handy for the diaper bag.

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Andre Kowalczyk

I have given this as a baby gift four times now. It shows up sealed in its own case so it looks like a proper present without any wrapping. My friends babies all seem to actually use it. That is more than I can say for most of what I have gifted. Two of them asked me for the link.

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Deandre Whitlock

Bought one for my daughter and one for a shower gift the same week. Both showed up sealed and looked well made in person. The mom at the shower asked me for the link.

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Bethany Trent

Gave this to my daughter in law at her shower along with a few onesies. It was the one thing she came back and asked me about after the baby arrived.

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Andre Okafor

My wife ordered this and i rolled my eyes a little. Then i watched our three month old hold it up on her own for a solid ten minutes. Im not rolling my eyes anymore.

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Grace Cardenas

Did not think a teething toy would get so many compliments. A woman in line at Target stopped me to ask what it was.

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Andrea Poulin

My 6 month old lights up when she sees the bunny face come out of the bag. She chews it the entire drive to daycare and it never hits the floor mat. I do not know how we did errands before this.

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Tasha Lindgren

This is our second one, the first went missing at my in laws over Christmas. I ordered a replacement the same night and it came within the week. It is the same quality as the original which was a relief. My son is thirteen months and still chews it daily.

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Michael Rees

Good little teether that has lasted us about six months now. It did arrive later than the estimate but the packaging was sealed and clean.

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Grace Yamamoto

Got this for my nephew and my sister in law asked me right away where it came from. She is careful about what goes in his mouth so the silicone mattered to her. It showed up in a sealed case which she liked. She has run it through her steriliser a bunch of times since.

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Wei Chen

Did not realize how much a teether staying on the hand would matter until this one. My son used to drop his old ring teether ten times a night and cry each time. Now he just keeps going and I stay in my chair.

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Tiffany Nwosu

The bunny face is what sold me and its even cuter in person. My girl is twelve months and has had hers since five months. I keep catching her chewing on the ears specifically.

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Kevin O'Rourke

Daycare sends everything home in a ziplock and this is the one thing that always makes it back. It goes on his wrist at drop off and it is still there at pickup.

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Paul Whitcomb

We have used this daily since our daughter turned five months old. It has not slipped off her wrist in the car a single time. Easy to clean and it stores in the case it came in.

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Aaliyah Brooks

My husband thought it looked silly and now hes the one putting it on her hand at 6pm. She is 8 months and had been chewing on her own fists constantly. She doesnt go after them nearly as much when this is on. I take that as a win.

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Megan Whitaker

Got this for my sisters baby shower and it was easily the favorite thing she opened. Everyone kept passing it around trying to work out how the wrist band went on. Her little guy is 5 months now and he gets excited the second it goes on his hand. She sent me a video of him gnawing on the ribbed side in his bouncer. I have two more showers this fall and I know what I am bringing.

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Brianna Ellis

The four different textures are doing something because she works around all of them. Ribbed first, then the bobbled one, then she chews the flat part. Nap time went from a fight to about five minutes.

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Hector Palacios

Bought one for my granddaughter and we keep it at our place for when she visits. It stays in the sealed case on the shelf so it is clean every single time.

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Hector Salgado

Been using it for about a month with our 8 month old. He drools like a faucet and this gives him something to work on.

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Emily Fournier

Honestly did not think a band around the wrist would stay on a wiggly five month old. It has not come off yet, even when she flaps her arms in the highchair.

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Anya Petrova

I was not expecting the silicone to feel this soft, honestly. It bends easily but nothing has torn after a lot of chewing. My daughter is 11 months and rough with all of her toys. The band is a little tight on her chunky wrist which is the only reason for four stars.

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Yvette Marchand

Got one for my coworker's baby shower and ended up ordering one for my own son that night. He is ten months now and has used it since five months. She told me hers is still in daily use too.

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Brittany Salas

I genuinely thought three months was too young for any teether. She cannot pick things up on purpose yet but this just stays put on her hand. Watching her find her own hands with it on has been really sweet.

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Luis Delgado

Our son is three and a half months and cannot really grab things yet, but this sits on his hand and he brings it to his mouth himself. Light enough that he is not fighting the weight of it.

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Anthony Baxter

We keep one in the diaper bag and one at grandmas house. It rinses clean under the tap and goes in the steriliser with the bottles at night. No more hunting under the car seats for a teether he dropped. My only knock is that I wish they sold a two pack since we needed two.

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Steph Nowak

I usually avoid anything that goes viral because it is normally junk. My wife ordered it anyway and eight months later our daughter still chews it every evening. Happy to admit I was wrong on this.

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Katie Broussard

The silicone is softer than the photos make it look, sort of like a squishy pacifier. My son is 4 months and cannot really grip anything yet, but the wrist band keeps it on him. It has saved us so many pickups at restaurants.

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Luis Carranza

Sent this to my brother in Phoenix when his first kid started teething. He drives her across town to daycare every morning and the teether always ended up on the floor mat. He called me a week later just to say this one has not gone down there once. He is not a guy who calls about baby stuff.