<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @629847e308f7c30014119c82 </b></font> "worked initially"? ha ha... later she must have guessed your trick loll... btw i too do that... keeps the baby interested when he sees 'new' toy...

<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @616d55db46822a001361f292 </b></font> Hide her teethers and toys for few days and again reintroduce. Kids will be very choosy . Whenever you buy any toys... don't give her immediately. you try to use as if..it's for you. When she ask..say not for you. Keep somewhere where she can reach.. let her pick and play. This worked with my daughter initially.

my baby always wanna bite all the things except her teether..&nbsp; nd always wanna play wt the things wat v r using except her toys...&nbsp; &#128514;

i bought it as soon as baby completed 3 months. not for teething, but for baby to develop grasping objects, and anyways since baby was putting objects in mouth, why not a teether, i thought... so i bought a clack fish teether from funskool and a water filled teether from pigeon... baby took to it very nicely... &#128513;

Hai Aishwarya... you can give now. check for the teethers that have soft edges.