Organic closed dynamic teether made of Hevea natural rubber.
The product is hand-painted with vegetable paints.
Dimensions: 12 x 9 cm
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The organic Meiya Mouse teether is made of natural rubber from the rubber tree
Materials:
- The rubber for the production of the Meiya & Alvin brand is obtained from rubber forests under sustainable forest management. Forest resources are regenerated in 12-year cycles
- The dyes used for coloring and painting are 100% based on dyes of plant origin, neutral for human health, because they do not contain.
- Meiya & Alvin cardboard packaging is made of recycled paper and the print is made with non-toxic paints based on soybean oil.
By choosing Meiya & Alvin products, your baby will avoid:
- allergenic substances
- artificial dyes
- carcinogenic substances
- substances that affect the endocrine system
- plasticizers – chemical substances derived from petroleum
- BPA, phthalates, parabens, PVC and other petroleum derivatives that are not without significance for the health of the Newborn and Infant
At the same time, you choose products that are 100% organic and made of natural materials, i.e. completely safe for the environment and your baby.
Instructions for use:
- before first use, wash with warm water and mild soap
- check the condition of the teether before each use
- if there are delaminations or breaks, the teether should be discarded
- wash in warm soapy water
- store in a dry and clean place
- keep out of direct sunlight
- keep away from direct heat sources
- natural colors may fade over time and this is a natural process
- do not dry directly in the sun
- do not sterilize in boiling water or microwave
- do not freeze
- The teether is not intended for playing in the bath
Very few children are allergic to hevea natural rubber, however, when first administered, special attention should be paid to any possible allergic reactions and if such reactions occur, the teether should be discarded.
