Malarkey Kids Patented Teething Mitten, Munch Mitt Baby Chew Toy - Protects Hands from Chewing & Saliva, Heals Aching Gums, Promotes Sound & Visual Stimulation for Babies - Aqua Polka Dot

Awesome idea. I have a three month old who finds it mildly interesting, but I can definitely see this item getting a lot more use when he is a few months older and starts teething/sore gums. Seems to be well-made and makes cute crinkling noise that babies find interesting. A little expensive as only one comes with purchase... but we bought two, anyways. Wish we had this for my first baby!

Perfect

I bought this mitt because I had tons of people telling me they are awesome. I was a little skeptical at first but decided to order it. I am glad I did. This mitt is amazing. I'm already constantly picking up his teething toys he throws all over the floor. With this it's on his hand and I don't have to worry about it being on the floor. It's also great for traveling. It comes with a small bag. Toss the mitt in the bag, throw it in the washer. Truly the best teething product I have found so far.

Love the idea. Love the quality. Love that I was able to just toss it in the baby's laundry.That being said...The first week it was just fun for son to escape out of.The second week he finally figured it out and LOVED gnawing on itThe third & following weeks he was back to "get this thing off my hand"I tried just letting him hold it to chew on but it's as if it doesn't exist unless it's strapped on his hand. I feel like I wasted my money. I'm HOPING he comes back around to liking it as his teething needs change. Still a clever and good quality product

My youngest child is almost 6 months old and has spent all but 3 weeks of that time in the hospital. He has a severe heart defect (HLHS) and is currently on the transplant list. He has a feeding tube (through his nose), oxygen (also, in his nose) as well as an IV, and multiple cords/wires for the monitors. He's pretty quick with his hands and has often pulled his oxygen & feeding tube out, so the nurses at Seattle Children's keep socks on his hands to keep him from pulling on things. On top of it all, he's also teething. I had bought many different teething toys for him but with his hands covered, it makes holding things impossible. I came across these Munch Mitts here on Amazon. How perfect for our heart warrior! Not only does it cover his hand so he can't grab tubes, but it's also great for chewing on! Win/win!! (Plus, I think he was tired of the sock taste. As soon as it arrived, I took it to the hospital and put it on him. (Only one, as he has an IV in one hand and can't cover it) As soon as I strapped it on, he held his hand up and gave it a good long stare. I pushed his hand toward his mouth and he immediately went to town on it. It also has a crinkle sound to it which my son enjoys too. Overall, this has been a godsend. Absolutely perfect for our situation!

It's good, made well n everything but, my son is just a few days short of 4 months, he has been teething for close to 2m now (i know usually not so soon but yes he was even though wasn't cutting teeth yet!) Just starting to cut teeth. So he started grabbing and chewing toys a couple, maybe close to 3 wks ago, this mitt isn't a favorite yet. we got the 5pack of the diff fruit pack teethers, I forget what brand but he really likes those. the mitt he just doesn't have good coordination yet so I try to turn the mitt so it's able to go in his mouth right but he's not quite there. I think this will change before long though so I will come back if he takes to it sometime! 7/7/17

Great for a teething tot. Thank you

Well our mitt finally came yesterday, and the first thing my 4.5 month old did when I put the mitt on was to facepalm 🤦‍♀️ because he isn’t quite coordinated enough to turn his hand the right way to get it into his mouth, plus the chewy area is bulkier than the stuff he normally chews on.So I took the mitt off and he loooooves the crunchy part to it...but again he has trouble fitting it into his tiny mouth and was getting frustrated. My hubby showed the baby how to fold the mitt in a way that the crunchy part can fit in his mouth, and although my little one is not coordinated enough to turn the whole mitt a certain way while wearing it, the smart little bugger picked up how to fold it in moments after being shown.He loves it now and holds it like a lovey when chewing something else for variety. I’m sure that as he gets bigger, the mitt will work for cutting future teeth as well. Very glad I got this, as more variety means less biting his and everyone else’s fingers.