Enen Pacifier Clip Teether with Silicone Teething Beads for Girl Boy, Upgraded Version (Pink Purple,Blue Gray)

So these are great!Except that the attachment string is a little too long-by a 1/4 of an inch-and made us nervous for the baby to use them.

Love these! They are knotted so that if the string breaks, the balls wont fall off and become a choking hazard! Would buy again!

I bought this product for my new born baby, she really like it. Nice design, excellent quality, highly recommended!

Good

I love these pacifier clips. I adore the way it clips on. I attach it on to the chest belt of her car seat and it has never detached or slid from where I placed it. Before I was having a constant problem with her pacifier falling out of her mouth while we were driving and then having to dig around a sleeping baby trying to find it once we reached our destination but with these it is always visible and easily accessible. I really like the soft but vibrant colors and the sturdy string that attaches it all. I don't really care what colors things are because she is baby and I don't think she has a preference but the colors they chose are really pretty for both boys and girls. She loves to grab the little balls and nothing on the clip is sharp or uncomfortable for her hand. Overall, I LOVE these clips and would give them as a gift in a heartbeat. I think they would be great for a baby shower for either sex or for when they haven't revealed or don't know the sex. Would give this a 10/10 if I could.

These arrived just at the time when our baby started throwing her pacifier as a new kind of play. We already lost two (as far as I could count), and was looking to get a tether, when we were offered this set.It is easy to use, and secure enough to do the job. The thread is short enough to prevent most accidents, but you should still not use them without supervision or during night sleep.And make sure you get a strong grasp of the tether so that baby would not be able to pull it out. (It is done by bending the back side down 90 degrees, attaching to a thicker part of the clothing or bib side, and pushing back up. Try pulling a little to make sure it is secure). Once you get used to a good procedure it would stay in place.

The balls on this thing are about the size of a marble. I don't know what the heck people are thinking with this thing, but this is horribly unsafe for babies. If something is small enough to go into a toilet paper cardboard roll, then it's small enough to choke a baby. This has 8 potential choking parts! Why even take the risk? Buy something else that poses no risk of killing your baby. I can't believe this is even on the market. This thing is cheaply made on top of that, so you're only increasing the risk of injury. Please do your baby a favor and avoid this.

These are cute in theory, but not well executed.They are pretty heavy for a pacifier leash....would probably work best to hook teething toys to a stroller's straps, not for hooking pacifiers to baby's clothes.I DO really like how the clamp on these open and close (see pics)Also, more of an opinion thing, but it gives you one stereotypical boy color and one stereotypical girl color. This doesn't bother me, but a lot of parents would prefer either gender neutral or both girl or both boy colors.The beads themselves are fine for chewing.