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Teething can be Rubber Gasketstressful for you and your baby。 As your baby´s teeth pushes against and out of his or her gums， the pressure that results can sometimes beRubber O-Ring painful。 What results is a baby trying to put various objects in his or her mouthRubber Parts in an attempt to relieve the pressure。 This is where baby teething rings come in。

A teething ring can be made out of metal， plastic， or rubber。 It´s basically a chew toy for your infant， especially made for the purpose of teething alone。 When your baby undergoes this "rite of passage"， this can provide the greatest possible relief。 You can tell when teething is starting when he or she begins to gnaw at pretty much anything - including you。Custom Mold Rubber Parts Loss of appetite is also a telltale sign as chewing can be troublesome。 Once you notice these behaviors， it´s time to go shopping for a baby teething ring。

The advantage of a metal teething ring is that it´s quicker to chill in the refrigerator。 These can be most soothing to the baby´s gums。 Metal is also virtually unbreakable - meaning it´s less likely that Junior would chew it to pieces。 Plastic teething rings come with the most variety in terms of color and design。 OnRubber Seal the other hand， the paint used to color plastic could sometimes contain harmful chemicals such as lead。 Make sure that what you´re giving your child is safe to put in his or her mouth。 Rubber teething rings are safer than plastic and less likely to contain chemicals。 These are the most commonly used because they´re neither hard nor soft。 However， any signs of deterioration should be enough for you to throw it out。 Many teething rings have bumps or ridges that allow for a more "thorough" chewing。

A good rule of thumb for deciding which baby teething ring to buy is its simplicity。 The simpler the teething ring， the better。 Bells and whistles attached are at risk of falling apart， and worse， being ingested by your baby。

Once you´ve made your purchase， it´s important that you take some necessary precautions to keep it safe。 Always wash rings after use to avoid getting contaminated by germs or bacteria。 Never boil your rings as they may affect the chemical composition it´s made up of， possibly poisoning your child。 Don´t freeze them either - extremely low temperatures can lead to breakage the next time your baby gnaws at it。 If your ring holds water， always check for any leakages and throw it away if it does。 Never tie rings around a baby´s neck as it may cause strangulation。 And finally， it is not a good idea to share your child´s baby teething ring with others as much as it´s unhygienic to share a toothbrush。