Ark Therapeutic
chew ring
About this product
ARK Textured Baby Chew Rings
An easy-to-hold textured chew ring for little mouths exploring, mouthing and teething.
Babies learn so much through their mouths – and when teething arrives, they often want something satisfying to bite down on too.
ARK’s Textured Baby Chew Ring is designed especially for babies and toddlers, with raised tactile ribs that provide extra sensory feedback to the mouth and gums as little ones explore, mouth and chew.
The simple ring shape is easy for little hands to grasp and bring to the mouth independently, while two different firmness options let you choose the amount of resistance that best suits your little one.
Why we love it
Easy to hold, lovely to chew and just the right amount of texture.
We love the simplicity of this one.
The ring shape makes it easy for little hands to grasp from lots of different positions, supporting those early opportunities to independently bring things to the mouth.
The textured ribs add another layer of sensory input and can feel satisfying against sore teething gums.
And unlike many teethers that come in just one firmness, you can choose between Soft or Firm depending on the type of chewing experience your little one prefers.
Bonus: when it’s not being chewed, it fits over most adult wrists – very handy when you’re out and about!
Great for
- Babies, toddlers and children who love to mouth and chew
- Teething and soothing sore gums
- Providing additional oral and tactile sensory input
- Little ones who enjoy textured surfaces
- Encouraging independent hand-to-mouth exploration
- Babies developing early grasping and hand-to-mouth coordination
- Little hands learning to hold and manipulate objects
- Choosing between a softer chew or a little more resistance
Choose your toughness
Soft โ Pliable & chewy
The softer option is very flexible and easy to compress, providing a gentle, chewy experience for little mouths and gums.
Firm โ More resistance
A firmer option for little ones who prefer a bit more resistance and feedback when they bite down.
A feeding therapist’s note
Long before babies learn to manage a spoon or take their first bite of food, they’re busy exploring their world with their mouths.
Mouthing gives babies opportunities to experience different shapes, textures and sensations, while also practising the coordination involved in grasping something, bringing it towards their mouth and exploring it orally.
That’s what I like about this chew ring. It’s simple enough for little hands to manage independently, while the textured ribs provide plenty of interesting sensory feedback for the mouth and gums.
I also love having a choice between Soft and Firm. Just like adults, babies can have preferences when it comes to texture and resistance – some enjoy something soft and squishy, while others really like having something firmer to bite down on.
Product details
- Designed for babies and toddlers
- Raised tactile ribs provide additional sensory input
- Ring shape is easy for little hands to grasp
- Available in two toughness levels: Soft and Firm
- Can be worn on most adult wrists when not in use
- Medical-grade material
- FDA compliant
- Free from lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA and latex
- Wash with mild soap and water or place on the top rack of the dishwasher
- Made in Columbia, South Carolina, USA by ARK Therapeutic
Important
Always supervise babies and toddlers while using oral products.
No chew product is indestructible. Inspect the chew ring regularly and discontinue use at the first sign of damage or excessive wear.
Details & care
| colour | blue, lemon, green |
|---|---|
| toughness | soft, firm |
Shipping & returns
We send Australia-wide. Delivery costs and timings, and how to arrange a return, are set out on our shipping & returns page.
If something isn’t right for you, get in touch and we’ll sort it out.
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We are happy to talk it through.
If you are weighing up two options, or you are not sure this is the right fit, send us a note. We would rather help you choose well than sell you the wrong thing.