BABE-Eeze silicone necklaces are attractive, brightly coloured bead necklaces that babies can chew on, pull on and play with and are perfect for teething babies. The beads and cords are non toxic and are free from BPA, PVC, Phthalates, Cadmium and lead.
BABE-Eeze silicone necklaces come in a variety of eye catching colours and styles and they can be worn by moms as either an attractive accessory to match what they are wearing, or can be used as just teething beads for babies. The BABE-Eeze silicone beads are sturdy and will not break when tugged or chewed, so they are completely baby proof. The necklace portion is carefully constructed with safety in mind and the beads are soft and so will not hurt babies’ tender gums. There are also no parts which come away from the necklace and which could be a choking hazard. These necklaces are also great for mums who are breastfeeding as they keep baby’s tiny hands busy during feeds.
The beads come in an assortment of bright colours and shapes and will keep baby amused for hours on end and now those grubby, unhygienic teething rings which lie around at the bottom of your bag or fall on the floor, will become a thing of the past.
BABE-Eeze necklaces are good value for money and a great idea as gifts for baby showers and newborns. They are supplied in attractive, sturdy, transparent boxes which show off the different colours and styles to choose from.
Very Important: Please note these beads should never to be draped around a baby’s neck, but should only be worn by moms around their necks and that for safety reasons, you should never leave your baby alone with any necklace.
BABE-Eeze silicone necklace beads start from R100 and are available from selected Clicks stores.
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