Gummee Glove Teething Mitten

Gummee Glove Teething Mitten

Gummee Glove is now available in Australia.  Our Owners first saw this in the USA a couple of years ago and encouraged the Inventor to bring Gummee Glove to Australia.

The Gummee Glove is a teething glove for babies needing relief from teething pain.  As parents, it is heart-wrenching to witness your child in pain when there isn’t much you can do for them. It has been designed specifically for babies experiencing teething pain and are too young to have fine motor skills and the strength to hold teething toys.

The Gummee Glove helps give comfort to your child (and you) while it soothes sore and inflamed gums and protects your babie’s little hands.

• Detachable silicone heart-shaped teething ring for easy heat sterilising & refrigerating.
• Travel bag which doubles up as a laundry bag for easy machine washing.
• Various biteable silicone teethers with easily accessible positioning for baby.
• Adjustable velcro closure to fit most babies.

**NOTE**
Water filled teething rings  can only be cold water sterilised with a sterilising solution. Silicone rings like this one can be sterilised using any conventional method.

A TEETHING MITTEN THAT IS HYGIENIC

A great feature of the Gummee Glove  is that it wont be dropped on the floor, or thrown from the pram as the adjustable Velcro closure secures the mitten safely to baby’s hand. Your child be more content and you won’t be tirelessly sterilising teethers.

GUMMEE GLOVE IS A TEETHER WITH EDUCATIONAL VALUE!

The Gummee Glove has several different textures by the various tags to assist in expanding your childs visual and auditory senses. It will also raise awareness of cause and effect with the crinkly noises made by the white and black contrasted square.

Gummee Glove has its own detachable water filled ring, which is firmly secured by an internal popper fixture-but can be removed for easy cleaning and refrigeration.

The Gummee Glove baby mitten is made from 100% cotton and is BPA, Phthalate and Latex free and meets all Australian Standards so you can rest easily knowing your child can safely munch away.

Adding to its practicality, it comes with a little carry bag which converts to a laundry bag. Simply remove the water filled teether, place the mitten in the bag and pop it into the washing machine set on a gentle cycle.

Whether you spell it Gummie, Gummy or Gummey, the Gummee Glove is an essential for all new parents. It is easy to see why this Gummee Glove is one of our most popular baby gifts online.

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Teething guide

When you find out you’re going to have a baby you make lists of all the things you are going to need, pram, bottles, nappies, cot, babygrows etc etc. However we rarely think about those white daggers from hell that will turn our little angels into grumpy angels….teeth! We have put together a helpful guide for you so you can know what to expect and when.

STAGE 1
(0-3 months)
Babies are born with 20 ‘milk teeth’ waiting under the surface of the gums to make an appearance.

Some babies are even born with a tooth already erupted, thankfully this is rare (for any of you expecting your first baby and are planning to breastfeed!).

May we recommend a pair of our anti-scratch mittens?

STAGE 2
(3-6 months)
The symptoms of teething will start to appear around this time and it’s a great idea to start stocking up on things you may need.

Symptoms to look out for are :

Sore or red gums.
Red/hot feeling cheeks.
Disturbed sleep.
Loss of interest in food.
Rubbing of the face.
Diarrhoea.
Dribbling/drooling.
Allot of chewing and gnawing on the hands.

May we recommend a Gummee Glove?

STAGE 3
(6-10 months)
The first teeth start to make an appearance.
Although every baby is different and some can start way before this. The upper and lower front teeth will start to break through the gum and you should be able to feel the hard bumps below the surface with your finger.
May we recommend one of our silicone heart-shaped teethers?

STAGE 4

(10-14 months)
It’s time for those back teeth to make an appearance!

The molars will start to erupt through the gums around this time and being back teeth you may not notice them as easily as the front incisors. Look out for any of the symptoms mentioned above and some parents notice an increase in the severity of the symptoms at this time.

STAGE 5
(16-22 months)
Around this stage your baby’s canines will start to break through, these are the sharp, pointy ones that can be found next to the front teeth.

STAGE 6
(25-33 months)
This last stage is probably the worst stage for your little one. This is when the biggest teeth start to come through at the back of the mouth. The last of the molars is seemingly the most painful of the teeth to erupt. Expect a cranky toddler and prescribe pain relief and lots of cuddles!