The difference between teether and teething stick

Parents with babies know that babies will start to grow teeth when they are about six months old. During this period, babies will often feel itchy in their mouths, and can't help but put some hard objects in their mouths to grind their teeth. Teeth sticks are the baby's favorite tools. If the baby feels itchy teeth, you can also use teething gel to grind them. So, what is the difference between teethers and teething sticks?

What is the difference between teether and teething stick?

Teethers are also called teeth training devices, which are used to satisfy the baby's tooth itching needs. Sucking and biting the teether can promote the coordination of the baby's eyes and hands, thus promoting the development of intelligence; when the baby is frustrated, unhappy, tired and sleepy, or lonely, he can get psychological satisfaction and a sense of security by biting the teether.

Teething sticks are a kind of biscuit with moderate hardness. They can rub the gums and promote the timely growth of deciduous teeth. Regular chewing of teething sticks can enable the normal development of the jaw and lay a good foundation for the healthy growth of permanent teeth. It can also prevent babies from scratching and biting other objects to ensure safety and hygiene. Teething sticks come in many shapes and types, such as finger-shaped, round cake-shaped, etc., which can relieve gum discomfort, strengthen gums, and improve chewing ability.

The biggest difference between teethers and teething sticks is that teethers can be sterilized and used multiple times, while teething sticks are healthy snacks suitable for babies. Moreover, many teething sticks now incorporate various fruits and vegetables and add a lot of vitamins and other nutrients, allowing babies to supplement nutrition while enjoying snacks.