Three months in, before a single tooth shows, everything is already going in the mouth: a knuckle, the crib rail, the corner of a board book. The Wild Teether gives a baby something better to reach for instead. Sized to fit inside a clenched fist, it's easy for a baby to grab and steer to whichever spot actually aches, and the shape stays in a workable position even when it's held upside down or sideways.

Textured ridges along the body give the gums a firm surface to press into, since most of the chewing that happens during teething occurs well before the first tooth ever shows, and it continues for months afterward. It's rounded on every side with no edge to catch a lip or a finger, and it's light enough for a small hand to lift and easy to find at the bottom of a diaper bag.