Boon Silicone Teether, Growl Dragon

LO is a tough chewer. I like that it is not gel filled so he can chomp as hard as he can. At ten months with four teeth, hes had the same one for a while now. No holes or tears

It is tiny which I guess is my fault for not checking the dimensions but in addition to it it is incredibly hard to keep clean, this type of silicone is terrible everything sticks to it and my baby was not interested.

These are my little one’s favorite toys. We initially got the unicorn then I immediately turned around and got the dragon and another unicorn. They’re the perfect size for her little fingers to pick up. She loves to chew on them and they make the cutest little squeaky sound when she does. Great for the whole terrible teething process.

I love the different textures for babies to explore and I love that it’s perfectly shaped to prevent choking!

The design and idea is great, but my baby couldnt figure out how to chew it correctly and didnt love it. Only true complain I found is that I was washing it nonstop bc it clings to every piece of hair and lint it comes into contact with

It is very easy to hold by little fingers! Perfect size!

Mine came a different color. It’s covered in fuzz cause lint from clothes, hair, and any fuzzies in your carpet will stick to this thing like a magnet. But my kids do like it and it’s durable

This has become my six month old’s absolute favorite toy. It is easy for her to grab and hold, and seems to help her teething pain. Plus, it’s cute. At the end of night, we throw it in the sink and wash it with the bottles.

Got this as a gift for my 3 mo old great nephew. He loves it, and his mom is checking out more from the same company

Perfect size for small hands and teeth. I found the dragon at a local store and my baby liked it so much I purchased the unicorn on Amazon. They are similar but the baby seems to prefer the dragon to grasp onto. I have three children and have had many different teethers over the past 7 years but this one is great for the baby who loves gnawing on the side of her pacifier instead of sucking on it.