Organic Teethers for Babies
Teething is uncomfortable, and the last thing a parent wants is a toy made from materials they have not researched. Our organic teethers are made from natural rubber, sustainably sourced organic wood and food-grade silicone: every material genuinely safe to chew. No BPA, no phthalates, no chemical coatings. Just clean, soothing relief for sore gums from the very first tooth. Browse alongside our organic baby rattles for the full safe sensory range, or explore our wood and silicone teether rings for individual options.
Natural Materials That Actually Soothe
The material a teether is made from matters as much as the shape. Natural rubber gives just enough under pressure to feel satisfying without being too soft. Organic wood is naturally cool to the touch and smooth against tender gums. Food-grade silicone is firm, flexible and completely inert: nothing leaches, nothing degrades and it cleans easily after every use.
For babies discovering sensory play alongside teething, our organic loveys and organic bath toys carry the same non-toxic materials standard, making it easy to build a completely safe sensory environment from newborn onward.
A Gift Every New Parent Needs
Our organic teethers are one of the most practical new baby gifts you can give, because every baby teethes and most parents are caught off guard by how quickly it starts. Giving a natural teether early means something safe is on hand the moment it is needed.
For a fully curated new baby set, our baby gift baskets include teethers alongside organic clothing and soft essentials. Our luxury baby gift baskets go further, and for the rubber pacifier stage, our organic rubber pacifiers follow the same natural material, non-toxic standard throughout.
Got Questions? We Have Answers.
Q1. What materials are used in the teethers at Our Green House?
A: The teethers in this collection are made from natural rubber, wood, silicone and organic cotton, all free from plastics, phthalates and synthetic coatings. Options include the Natural Rubber Teething Ring, the Wood and Silicone Teether Ring and a range of organic knit designs. These sit alongside the full pacifiers, teethers and rattles range, which shares the same commitment to non-toxic materials throughout.
Q2. Are these teethers safe for newborns and young babies?
A: Yes. Every teether is designed to be free from harmful additives and sized for small hands to grip with ease. The softer options, like the organic knit whale teethers and the natural rubber rings, are particularly well suited to very young babies whose gums are most sensitive. They complement other gentle baby essentials in the newborn arrival gift basket collection.
Q3. What is the difference between the rubber, wood and knit teethers?
A: Natural rubber teethers like the Natural Rubber Teething Ring provide firm, flexible resistance that many babies prefer during active teething. Wooden options such as the Wood and Silicone Teether Ring offer a harder surface with a comfortable grip. The organic knit whale teethers are softer and more tactile, making them a gentle first option. For more baby items organised by type, browse the full shop all baby items section.
Q4. Do the teethers double as rattles or toys?
A: Several items in the collection serve more than one purpose. The Sleeping Bear Teether Rattle and Sleeping Bunny Teether Rattle combine a gentle rattle sound with a soft teething surface, and the organic crocheted elephant also includes a rattle function. For a wider selection of items that combine play and sensory development, take a look at the full organic rattles range.
Q5. Are natural baby teethers a good gift for a baby shower?
A: They make one of the most practical and thoughtful baby shower gifts because teething is something every baby goes through and natural options are always appreciated by new parents. The organic knit whale teethers and rubber teething rings are popular standalone gifts that travel well and feel considered. Pairing one with a baby shower gift basket is an easy way to build a complete and eco-friendly gift.
Q6. How should organic and natural teethers be cleaned?
A: Natural rubber and wooden teethers should be wiped clean with a damp cloth rather than submerged in water, as prolonged soaking can affect the material over time. The organic knit teethers are made from natural cotton and can be spot cleaned as needed. For a complete natural baby care routine, the natural bath and skin care section offers gentle products that align with the same clean ingredient standards.