The First Years First Keys Teethers

I read a lot of negative reviews but these are supposed to be for the younger babies and not really designed for the toddlers with lots of teeth. Those looking for a chewable keys for the older babies need to look for toys that are thicker and more ridged than these. (oddly they can be found labeled for babies and often get bad reviews for the same general complaint these did)My granddaughter loves these keys. She loves the sound they make when the keys clank together and how easy it is for her little hands to hold. The keys and ring are a hard plastic with next to no give but that doesn't stop her from chewing on the side of the keys or the ring for that matter. They are easy to keep clean as well.They are sturdy and as durable as you let them be. Don't try to remove the keys from the ring because any hard plastic will break and crack and even peel by putting too much pressure on them. They are worth the price.

These are perfect for a baby to handle, throw or teeth on without getting hurt. Light weight, correct sized, easy to clean. They’ve been around forever but they’re still as good as 40 years ago. What’s old is new again.

I actually purchased this item for my pet rabbit, and she loves it. They love to grab things with their mouths a sling them round! This toy is perfect! Extremely durable and safe.

Bought these for my goslings, and they love them! They're holding up really well after 2 months and countless chomps. Colors are still bright after being out in the NC sun. I'm tickled.Definitely saving my toes!

This is a classic toy that never goes out of style. Babies don't care what's fashionable, right? I could've bought more expensive versions that came with sounds and lights, but I don't believe they're worth it.My four-month-old granddaughter reaches out for these keys and enjoys putting them in her mouth. The ring is easy for her to grasp, hold, and let go of. (Okay, occasionally she puts her hand right through the ring, the keys become a bracelet, and we have to help her take them off.) They're her third-favorite toy, behind only her baby gym and her grab ball. Their value-to-price ratio, however, is probably the highest.