Douglas Baby Stanley Sloth Teether Plush Stuffed Animal

My baby granddaughters Favorite toy. The teething ring makes it a great toy and serves as a handle for tiny fingers.

The ONLY teether my son will use! Gave it to him and he wouldnt put it down.

We ordered this as a replacement to one my sister got us at a gift shop. The dog chewed up the original but my son loved it so much we had to replace it. Great chew for babies (and dogs apparently). Material is very soft, easy to clean. This will be one of our keepsake toys for sure.

Ordered the sloth, received a blue dragon. Either way, my son loves it.

My baby loves this. It’s her favorite doll!

Got this for baby at 4 months she’s 6 months and she’s loved it since day 1. In the beginning she preferred to chew on the sloth itself but now she uses the teething ring! Easy to throw in the washing machine!

Our baby’s favorite teething toy.

Our 6 month old loves to chew on the blue ring - it is great for his teething gums! He also loves to chew on the knots on the “feet”. And in general he just likes snuggling it. Love this!

This is THE BEST teething toy out there. We’ve tried lots of other ones, including silicone necklaces, wooden rings, Sophie la Girafe (although to be fair, Sophie earns a very strong second place), and countless other chewy/soft items. My 3 month old baby will self-soothe with this toy for upwards of 30 minutes at a time. It is our go-to toy when we are traveling in the car because it is large enough that my baby can still grab hold of it when she is restrained in her car seat, allowing her to snuggle with the soft fabric portion or teethe on the silicone portion. In spite of her rudimentary motor skills/coordination, my baby can easily grab the beaded ring with both hands and bring it up to her mouth. She also loves to grab the nubby “legs” on the cloth sloth body, sometimes putting them in her mouth or holding them close to her face for comfort. And, the colors of this toy are very cute and gender neutral. ***NOTE: Make sure to inspect this toy carefully before giving it to your baby; I am not taking off any stars because I think flaws like this are often unavoidable and the toy is just so good regardless...BUT, I did find a wispy piece of plastic attached to one of the sloth eyes (see photos). It was easily trimmed off with scissors, but could be a potential choking hazard if your baby has teeth that could tear it off (or I suppose if their pincer grasp is strong enough to pull it off with their fingers).

Super cute!