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Bannor Toys Tractor Grasping Wooden Toy with Teething Beads

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$18.89 $26.99 In stock

Category: Grasping Toys & Rattles

Our Grasping toys are made from American Hardwood Maple, naturally antibacterial, non-splintering. Light weight and perfect for tiny hands to hold, you can also toss them in the fridge or freeze so they are extra soothing on little gums. Food-grade silicone beads are permanently attached to the toy. Colorways shown in last picture.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The wooden beads are smooth and feel great for teething, and the tractor body is lightweight enough for my 6-month-old to wave around. I love that it's made from a natural material I can trust.

Eva P. ★★★★★

The tractor shape is perfect for tiny hands, and I love that the teething beads are securely attached. It’s lightweight enough for my baby to shake and chew on safely. Freezing it briefly gives great relief during teething.

Joshua ★★★★★

My little one loves the smooth wooden feel and chews on the teething beads constantly. Freezing it for a few minutes really soothes his gums, and it's light enough for him to hold on his own.