Daisy Rattle Teether

The toy is made of food-grade silicone and is stated to be free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, a specific material claim with named exclusions that is repeated independently rather than appearing only in brand copy.

The teether is an open, one-piece silicone shape with no multi-part construction, but no bite-testing method or extended-chewing durability result is given anywhere to support that the shape resists tearing or shedding fragments under sustained gum and tooth pressure.

Every teether in this line is stated to be third-party tested to CPSIA and ASTM standards specifically, and this claim is repeated by an independent reviewer rather than appearing only in brand copy.

The rattle teether we sell is graded 3 months+ on its own listing. That listing does not carry a small-parts choking warning, even though other silicone rattles and teethers in this brand's range are labeled with an explicit small-parts warning at a higher starting age. We are not able to confirm from what is published that the small-parts warning applicable to related items in the line has been carried over to this specific product's own age-grading disclosure, and no test-method or standard is cited for the age grade itself.

Cleaning instructions state the teether can be washed with warm soapy water, put on the top rack of the dishwasher, or boiled for 5 minutes to sterilize, but no cavity or hollow-mold design detail is addressed, and no independent review of this specific teether confirms the toy resists trapped-water mold after repeated cleaning cycles.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full 1973-2026 corpus and found exactly one recall tied to this brand: a 2022 action on FRIGG silicone pacifiers, a different product category than this teether. The recall was self-announced, no injuries were reported, and today's stock post-dates the affected production run.

The teether line is named as third-party tested to CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards for the finished product, and this claim is independently repeated by an outlet without the brand's own copy being the only source. No certificate number or registry entry is published alongside these standards.

The materials used (food-grade silicone) are disclosed, but no concrete warranty terms, spare-parts route, or country of manufacture are published for this specific toy; a mention of warranty exists only in a caveat about damage not covered by it, without stating what the warranty itself covers.