Tommee Tippee Icy Bite Keys

There's nothing more frustrating than watching a young baby in pain as they cut their first teeth. The discomfort is clear for all to see and no amount of magic can take away the obvious pain. For severe cases good old Calpol can be used but no one wants to dose their little one up day after day. Topical ointments and gels such as Calgel can also be used, but often these are hard to apply and their effect is minimal. All junior wants to do is to chew. Tommee Tippee have long been associated with good quality children's products and their icy bite keys are a great solution to a common problem. The "keys" are in fact gel filled shapes. They can ...  Read the complete review

When my son first started teething at 5 months I went and ram raided Mothercare at our nearest shopping outlet to find something to help him with the pain and his insatiable need to chew and bit down on things. This was one of the products that in my desperate bid to help him I threw into the bag. What is it? ************** It is a ring with three different coloured keys on Yellow Green and blue these are filled with "purICE" ( I think this is a trade mark for the gel). The manufactures claim that the purICE makes the teether stays cooler for longer than water filled versions The three keys can be chilled in the fridge you should ...  Read the complete review

My baby has recently started showing the signs of teething , rosy cheeks, hot gums and the urge to chew everything in sight. I purchased the Tommee Tippee Icy Bite Keys for £3.50 to try and help to sooth his gums. The best feature about this product is the gel filled keys, which can be placed in the fridge overnight. The textured keys are then icy cold so that baby's gums are soothed and cooled when he bites them. The keys are attached to a easy to hold ring, which baby also loves to bite. I have found that my son does favour this teething toy above many others - not only does he like to chew it, he also enjoys holding the ring whilst in ...  Read the complete review

Teething, a terrible stage to watch a child go through, but unfortunately they all do. But theres nothing worse than just seeing them get frustrated with the pain and annoyance and you knowing theres nothing really you can do. But we can all try even if it makes us feel better. I was out in Asda once with my 9month old twin boys at the time and the 2 of them were whinging and chewing hell out of their hands because they both had teeth cutting through. We were walking through the baby aisles, as you do even if you don't need to, and I seen a few teething toys but I know my boys loved keys, and things which dangled so when I spotted these teether keys I was well ...  Read the complete review

I've been told that some babies can get through teething with no fuss whatsoever, but unfortunately our daughter doesn't appear to be one of them. For several weeks now our lovely little girl has spent part of every day, usually in the early evening, crying inconsolably, 'chewing' on everything she can get hold of and dribbling like a leaky tap. Dentinox was (and still is) useful, but unfortunately has only a temporary effect and didn't resolve her desire to chew. She was helped for a while by a hard plastic teether that was designed for babies whose teeth hadn't appeared yet, but just recently we found that even this wasn't able to calm her down. The Icy Bite ...  Read the complete review