Itzy Mitt™ Silicone Teething Mitts

The teether portion of the mitt is food-grade silicone, textured to massage gums, and its teethers and feeding items are free of BPA, lead, phthalates and heavy-metal paints; a third party confirms the food-grade silicone material for this product.

The mitt pairs a silicone teether with a separate polyester mitt body rather than a single molded piece, and one review reports the fabric sleeve and velcro degrading and staying damp with use, a durability concern tied to the multi-part construction.

The retailer listing for this exact mitt states it is independently tested, meets CPSIA standards, and is ASTM F963 compliant, and the brand separately names CPSC-accredited lab testing for its teethers and feeding items.

The retailer listing for this mitt grades it 3 months+, while a third-party video places it at newborn and up and another third-party source gives roughly 2-3 months and up for the mitts, so the age grading is inconsistent across sources.

The mitt is advertised as machine washable, but one review reports it does not clean or dry properly and the sleeves and velcro develop odor quickly, contradicting the cleanability claim for this specific product.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database covering 1973-2026 and found no record naming this brand in any role. The corpus demonstrably covers toys, pacifiers and similar product classes, so the clean result reflects a clean history.

The brand names CPSIA testing at CPSC-accredited labs and ASTM F963 compliance for its teething mitts, and an independent diaper-bag-review outlet reprints the same testing statement without adding its own verification.

The mitt's materials are disclosed (food-grade silicone teether, polyester mitt) but the country of manufacture and supplier are not published anywhere, and no concrete warranty term for this item is stated beyond general assurances.